I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.

dennis@fake burbled:

>I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.

Will she be living at home?
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

And now for some feedback: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Sheel wrote:
> dennis@fake burbled:
> 
>> I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>> Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.
> 
> Will she be living at home?
No, in halls. Too far from here to journey everyday easily.

dennis@fake burbled:

>Sheel wrote:
>> dennis@fake burbled:
>> 
>>> I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>>> Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.
>> 
>> Will she be living at home?
>No, in halls. Too far from here to journey everyday easily.

Is she training to be a teacher?
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

And now for some feedback: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Sheel wrote:
> dennis@fake burbled:
> 
>> Sheel wrote:
>>> dennis@fake burbled:
>>>
>>>> I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>>>> Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.
>>> Will she be living at home?
>> No, in halls. Too far from here to journey everyday easily.
> 
> Is she training to be a teacher?

No, funny you should say that because we had lunch out today in a pub, 
and she told her mother that teaching was much too hard, and she would 
not want to do it. My wife told her there are a lot worse jobs to do. I 
sort of agree, as I loved teaching for the first 26 years, just the last 
few I found difficult.

dennis@fake burbled:

>Sheel wrote:

>> Is she training to be a teacher?
>
>No, funny you should say that because we had lunch out today in a pub, 
>and she told her mother that teaching was much too hard, and she would 
>not want to do it. My wife told her there are a lot worse jobs to do. I 
>sort of agree, as I loved teaching for the first 26 years, just the last 
>few I found difficult.

Is your wife a teacher?
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

And now for some feedback: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Sheel wrote:
> dennis@fake burbled:
> 
>> Sheel wrote:
> 
>>> Is she training to be a teacher?
>> No, funny you should say that because we had lunch out today in a pub, 
>> and she told her mother that teaching was much too hard, and she would 
>> not want to do it. My wife told her there are a lot worse jobs to do. I 
>> sort of agree, as I loved teaching for the first 26 years, just the last 
>> few I found difficult.
> 
> Is your wife a teacher?
Yes, Foundation stage in a Welsh medium class in a local primary.

In a mad moment - dennis@fake mumbled :

> Sheel wrote:
>> dennis@fake burbled:
>> 
>>> Sheel wrote:
>> 
>>>> Is she training to be a teacher?
>>> No, funny you should say that because we had lunch out today in a pub,
>>> and she told her mother that teaching was much too hard, and she would
>>> not want to do it. My wife told her there are a lot worse jobs to do. I
>>> sort of agree, as I loved teaching for the first 26 years, just the last
>>> few I found difficult.
>> 
>> Is your wife a teacher?
> Yes, Foundation stage in a Welsh medium class in a local primary.

Taught by Caedfel the Clairvoyant ? ^^^^

-- 
Bryn - I blame the Teachers -

Bryn Evans wrote:
> In a mad moment - dennis@fake mumbled :
> 
>> Sheel wrote:
>>> dennis@fake burbled:
>>>
>>>> Sheel wrote:
>>>>> Is she training to be a teacher?
>>>> No, funny you should say that because we had lunch out today in a pub,
>>>> and she told her mother that teaching was much too hard, and she would
>>>> not want to do it. My wife told her there are a lot worse jobs to do. I
>>>> sort of agree, as I loved teaching for the first 26 years, just the last
>>>> few I found difficult.
>>> Is your wife a teacher?
>> Yes, Foundation stage in a Welsh medium class in a local primary.
> 
> Taught by Caedfel the Clairvoyant ? ^^^^
> 
You know her headteacher then

In a mad moment - dennis@fake mumbled :

> Bryn Evans wrote:
>> In a mad moment - dennis@fake mumbled :
>> 
>>> Sheel wrote:
>>>> dennis@fake burbled:
>>>>
>>>>> Sheel wrote:
>>>>>> Is she training to be a teacher?
>>>>> No, funny you should say that because we had lunch out today in a pub,
>>>>> and she told her mother that teaching was much too hard, and she would
>>>>> not want to do it. My wife told her there are a lot worse jobs to do. I
>>>>> sort of agree, as I loved teaching for the first 26 years, just the last
>>>>> few I found difficult.
>>>> Is your wife a teacher?
>>> Yes, Foundation stage in a Welsh medium class in a local primary.
>> 
>> Taught by Caedfel the Clairvoyant ? ^^^^
>> 
> You know her headteacher then
Dai th Divvy ?

-- 
Bryn - I blame the Teachers -

<dennis@fake> wrote in message 
news:48a3f9b4$1_4@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
> Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.

Well done from a University of Wales alumna :-}


-- 
Kathy

Kathy burbled:

>
>
><dennis@fake> wrote in message 
>news:48a3f9b4$1_4@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>> Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.
>
>Well done from a University of Wales alumna :-}

I want to know what they bought at IKEA that is good for uni.
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Sorry I'm late, I'll leave early to make up for it.

This signature was made by SigChanger.
You can find SigChanger at: http://www.phranc.nl/

On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 10:23:28 +0100, dennis@fake wrote:

>I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.

Hooray!  Congratulations from my rainy holiday in Glastonbury.

-- 
Liz

Liz burbled:

>On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 10:23:28 +0100, dennis@fake wrote:
>
>>I'm glad to say, my daughter got the A level results she needed to go to 
>>Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.
>
>Hooray!  Congratulations from my rainy holiday in Glastonbury.

Did you bring a pooter with you?

Are we going to see any of your paintings this year?
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

A clean desk is a sign of a cluttered desk drawer.

On Sat, 16 Aug 2008 22:40:30 +0100, Sheel wrote:
<><
>Are we going to see any of your paintings this year?

Thanks for asking.  I don't have them with me, but when I get home
I'll photograph some of them and put them onto my wiki.  This is the
bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
grandson again and again and again :-)   I have been promised Ten
Wriggly Caterpillars next - my daughter assures me it has a surprise
ending!
-- 
Liz

Liz wirrits:

> This is the
> bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
> grandson again and again and again :-)

Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?  Rabit will be producin
worksheets, but prolly geared to KS3 (or more precisely, teenage
parish summer groups, with a strong Genesis emphasis.  You could adapt
a pagan version...)

~..~
(  '  )

Scatterbunny wented:
>Liz wirrits:
>
>> This is the
>> bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
>> grandson again and again and again :-)
>
>Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?

Where's Wall-E?
-- 
greebs

On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 09:30:09 -0700 (PDT), Scatterbunny wrote:

>Liz wirrits:
>
>> This is the
>> bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
>> grandson again and again and again :-)
>
>Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?  Rabit will be producin
>worksheets, but prolly geared to KS3 (or more precisely, teenage
>parish summer groups, with a strong Genesis emphasis.  You could adapt
>a pagan version...)
>
>~..~
>(  '  )

What is Wall-E?  Please remember that the grandson is only one year
old.  Of course he is the most intelligent child ever, but I think
your worksheets may be a bit advanced ;-)
-- 
Liz

Liz burbled:

>On Sat, 16 Aug 2008 22:40:30 +0100, Sheel wrote:
><><
>>Are we going to see any of your paintings this year?
>
>Thanks for asking.  I don't have them with me, but when I get home
>I'll photograph some of them and put them onto my wiki.  This is the
>bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
>grandson again and again and again :-)   I have been promised Ten
>Wriggly Caterpillars next - my daughter assures me it has a surprise
>ending!

A butterfly?
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool. 

This signature was made by SigChanger.
You can find SigChanger at: http://www.phranc.nl/

Liz burbled:


>What is Wall-E?  

A robot that is into recycling I think.

>Please remember that the grandson is only one year
>old.  Of course he is the most intelligent child ever, but I think
>your worksheets may be a bit advanced ;-)

He could eat them.
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool. 

This signature was made by SigChanger.
You can find SigChanger at: http://www.phranc.nl/

In a mad moment - greeboe  mumbled :

> Scatterbunny wented:
>>Liz wirrits:
>>
>>> This is the
>>> bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
>>> grandson again and again and again :-)
>>
>>Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?

> Where's Wall-E?
Newcastle ?

-- 
Bryn - I blame the Teachers -

Bryn Evans wented:
>In a mad moment - greeboe  mumbled :
>> Scatterbunny wented:
>>>Liz wirrits:
>>>
>>>> This is the
>>>> bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
>>>> grandson again and again and again :-)
>>>
>>>Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?
>
>> Where's Wall-E?

>Newcastle ?

No good - I can't see him there. Try here:
http://tinyurl.com/553rjr
-- 
greebs

Greebo wirtiplied:

> >>>Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?
>
> >> Where's Wall-E?
> >Newcastle ?
>
> No good - I can't see him there. Try here:http://tinyurl.com/553rjr

Oh good grief!  Not Wally, you W.....!  Wall-E!  <Splutter!>  Is rabit
chaplins the only people wot is in touch with the culture?  Get a
gripe!

~..~
(  '  )

greeboe warbled...
> Scatterbunny wented:
> >Liz wirrits:
> >
> >> This is the
> >> bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
> >> grandson again and again and again :-)
> >
> >Has you taken the grandson to see Wall-E?
> 
> Where's Wall-E?
> 
Multiplexes across the land.
-- 
Bev.

Please take time to read the Charter & FAQs for uk.education.staffroom:
http://staffroom.wikispaces.com/Charter
http://staffroom.wikispaces.com/FAQs+for+ues

Liz warbled...
> What is Wall-E?  Please remember that the grandson is only one year
> old.  Of course he is the most intelligent child ever, but I think
> your worksheets may be a bit advanced ;-)
> 
Oh Liz. I think he will be a little young for Wall-E... but you aren't!
-- 
Bev.

Please take time to read the Charter & FAQs for uk.education.staffroom:
http://staffroom.wikispaces.com/Charter
http://staffroom.wikispaces.com/FAQs+for+ues

Sheel warbled...
> Liz burbled:
> 
> 
> >What is Wall-E?  
> 
> A robot that is into recycling I think.
> 
Sheeel is right.
-- 
Bev.

Please take time to read the Charter & FAQs for uk.education.staffroom:
http://staffroom.wikispaces.com/Charter
http://staffroom.wikispaces.com/FAQs+for+ues

Bev burbled:

> Sheel warbled...
>> Liz burbled:
>> 
>> 
>> >What is Wall-E?  
>> 
>> A robot that is into recycling I think.
>> 
>Sheeel is right.

<faints>
<bangs head>
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool. 

This signature was made by SigChanger.
You can find SigChanger at: http://www.phranc.nl/

dennis worritried:
> she needed to go to
> Cardiff uni in September, so IKEA money was well spent.

I didn't realise they did flat-pack universities at IKEA these days.
Isn't it marvellous?

~..~
(  '  )  Imperial Rabit University of Sidcup

Scatterbunny burbled:


>~..~
>(  '  )  Imperial Rabit University of Sidcup

Is that where you are at the mo?

I drive through there when I go to my part of London from the M25.
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool. 

This signature was made by SigChanger.
You can find SigChanger at: http://www.phranc.nl/

Sheel questried:

> >~..~
> >(  '  )  Imperial Rabit University of Sidcup
>
> Is that where you are at the mo?

No.

~..~
(  '  )

On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 18:05:49 +0100, Sheel wrote:

>Liz burbled:
>
>>On Sat, 16 Aug 2008 22:40:30 +0100, Sheel wrote:
>><><
>>>Are we going to see any of your paintings this year?
>>
>>Thanks for asking.  I don't have them with me, but when I get home
>>I'll photograph some of them and put them onto my wiki.  This is the
>>bit of my holiday where I get to read Ten Little Ladybirds with my
>>grandson again and again and again :-)   I have been promised Ten
>>Wriggly Caterpillars next - my daughter assures me it has a surprise
>>ending!
>
>A butterfly?

Ten of them!  Yes, we finally got to the end of the book :-)
-- 
Liz