OT - let the CHAT CHAT continue

[ukstitch]

I wish some of the staff I work with were as considerate as you!

I sit opposite a woman who brings everything to work with her for a few hours and then goes home at lunch time!!

Oh dear that's not good...

I've been known to come in to work with minor things (colds etc) because I don't like taking the day off just for a cold.

But sickness is a little different - it's not pleasent and I wouldn't wish it on anybody else.

I'm trying to compromise though - I wont' be waiting 48 hours to return like you're supposed to in schools - I'll just wait to have a clear night after eating a good meal as it's been the morning's that I've felt worse and been ill during over the past couple of days. If I can survive the night then I'm sure I'll be well enough to go to work

 

[cap'njack.]

Sounds like a decent compromise to me!!

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

I'm soooooooo tired

I really wanted to take Kyra swimming today but sleep deprivation has made me feel like complete parp.

 

[cap'njack.]

I think the Black Lion is closed until the evenings atm if that's where you were thinking of going.

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

No was going to go Splashes....

I was going to go KidsZone aswell again but I don't think any buses run to where it is, which has pooed me off aswell.

 

[cap'njack.]

Spalshes is far better, although I nearly drowned Kacee last time we went by sending him down the baby slide (he was about 6 months old)

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Spalshes is far better, although I nearly drowned Kacee last time we went by sending him down the baby slide (he was about 6 months old)

that slide is hardcore.

I love sticking Kyras head under the mini waterfall she doesnt take kindly to it.

 

[cap'njack.]

that slide is hardcore.

I love sticking Kyras head under the mini waterfall she doesnt take kindly to it.

I bet she doesn't!

We prefer Splashes because of the Family changing rooms (that's a lie, it's really for the flume!!)

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

I bet she doesn't!

We prefer Splashes because of the Family changing rooms (that's a lie, it's really for the flume!!)

I havent been on that flume in years...Probably since I was at Primary school.

I really want to go Splashes now lol.

 

[cap'njack.]

I havent been on that flume in years...Probably since I was at Primary school.

I really want to go Splashes now lol.

LOL! The swimming pool was another reason for taking the upgrade to the NBC, shame I forgot to take any swimmin stuff with us

 

[Cyrano]

I've been using up our collection of Kellogg's swim free vouchers for the last few Sunday's
Morgan has always been a strong swimmer. But now that Jack is progressing well I can cope with the 3 of them. OH doesn't like water... well chlorine doesn't like her to be honest.
I had forgotten how much fun you can have at the pool.
Even though our local pool is completely lame with just a 6 lane pool affair. No fancy slides or flumes here

 

[cap'njack.]

Glad the kiddies are enjoying it. Our local pools only let an adult take one child under 7, so I'd have to drag OH along with me

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Oh what a fantastic day i have had...

I have spent the best part of my day at the hospital with Kyra. I'm offically stressed and i want to go sleep.

 

[scampbunny]

Oh what a fantastic day i have had...

I have spent the best part of my day at the hospital with Kyra. I'm offically stressed and i want to go sleep.

awww hun - whats happened???

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

She stuck a bead right up her nose, what annoyed me was that the doctor in A&E wasnt qualified to remove it and that we should of been sent straight to the childrens ward to have it removed, but oh no we wasted 2 and half hours in A&E to be told this.

Also some weird man tried to chat me up, it was freaky.

 

[scampbunny]

kids really know how to send us grey dont they??
how annoying tho that u cuda got it sorted quicker - am trusting kyra was fine tho??

lol @ freaky man

 

[wideeyes]

She stuck a bead right up her nose, what annoyed me was that the doctor in A&E wasnt qualified to remove it and that we should of been sent straight to the childrens ward to have it removed, but oh no we wasted 2 and half hours in A&E to be told this.

Also some weird man tried to chat me up, it was freaky.

Sounds about right with A&E Hope shes okay now though and you too.

odd about the man - chatting you up while you were in a hopsital with your daughter?!?

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

kids really know how to send us grey dont they??
how annoying tho that u cuda got it sorted quicker - am trusting kyra was fine tho??

lol @ freaky man

Kyra is fine, she seemed to of enjoyed her day out lol.

Sounds about right with A&E Hope shes okay now though and you too.

odd about the man - chatting you up while you were in a hopsital with your daughter?!?

At first he seemed to be polite making general conversation, but then he came back after he had been seen by triage and asked if i wanted a lift home. I was like He kept making hints about me giving him my Facebook details etc it was really scary...he was in his forties aswell.

 

[memyselfandI]

Oh the things that kids do. Glad she is ok and shame on the weird old man does he not know that A&E is not a pick up joint.

Ikeep on thinking I have forgot something really important for our trip.

 

[ukstitch]

Emma - that doesn't sounds half as bad as the pointless trip I had to A&E one year.

I used to have a brace with little arms joining my top and bottom teeth so my bottom jaw could only move in a hinged kind of way (hinged on my back teeth).

Well - we were on holiday on the canals in the midlands somewhere one year and had gone for a meal in a pub. As I was eating my meal, the brace broke, leaving one of the arms hanging loose with some sharp metal on one end of it.

So - off we went to A&E to see what they could do about it. We were made to wait quite a while to be seen, only to be told (once we were seen) that they couldn't do anything about it.

Once we got home, we made a quick appointment with the orthodontist who slotted in a small (standard) dentist tool, flicked out a small ring and of course of came the broken arm in no more than a second or two.