So sorry to hear about your cat @DipsyDoodle, they will be overBTW, apologies in advance if the recap on the next thread is missing bits, I've had a tough week as my cat has been very poorly and was put to sleep yesterdayso I haven't been keeping up to speed with the shitshow (and I didn't even need a "business loan" to pay the vet bill). I will do my best though
bridge, having fun with all the other animals sadly lost. Thinking of you at this sad time xSo sorry to hear this. It's a sore one as they are such a huge part of the family.Remember how fucked off she was when he called someone at McDonald's by her name (because it was on her name badge), Rabies was demanding to know how he knew her name, whether he recognised her etc. She must have thought he'd been hiding his nugget in the assistant's McMuffin on the sly
BTW, apologies in advance if the recap on the next thread is missing bits, I've had a tough week as my cat has been very poorly and was put to sleep yesterday
But it's the wee things that give them away every time. They always get caught outI’ve said this on the Eden Harvey thread too, it makes me absolutely howl when it’s the wee things that bug people the most
Sorry to read this Dipsy, sending a big hug your way xRemember how fucked off she was when he called someone at McDonald's by her name (because it was on her name badge), Rabies was demanding to know how he knew her name, whether he recognised her etc. She must have thought he'd been hiding his nugget in the assistant's McMuffin on the sly
BTW, apologies in advance if the recap on the next thread is missing bits, I've had a tough week as my cat has been very poorly and was put to sleep yesterday
Sorry to hear about your catRemember how fucked off she was when he called someone at McDonald's by her name (because it was on her name badge), Rabies was demanding to know how he knew her name, whether he recognised her etc. She must have thought he'd been hiding his nugget in the assistant's McMuffin on the sly
BTW, apologies in advance if the recap on the next thread is missing bits, I've had a tough week as my cat has been very poorly and was put to sleep yesterday
So sorry to hear about your Cat DipsyDRemember how fucked off she was when he called someone at McDonald's by her name (because it was on her name badge), Rabies was demanding to know how he knew her name, whether he recognised her etc. She must have thought he'd been hiding his nugget in the assistant's McMuffin on the sly
BTW, apologies in advance if the recap on the next thread is missing bits, I've had a tough week as my cat has been very poorly and was put to sleep yesterday
Thinking of you and sending lots of love 
xx
And again there’s nothing wrong with any kids who have autism!
Oh well I'm tired, must be having a moment. Thanks
xWow. That's a few months longer than ours.The whole system needs an overhaul...again!!
Omg she a twatt, the DOB
what makes you think they have fallen out?
Sorry to jump on this tooIt would depend on the type of hair you have if it’s coloured, highlighted, fine, curly but what I would suggest is if you are using straighteners a lot that unlike Rachet you use a heat protector spray on your hair. Shampoo and conditioner L’Oréal Kerestase , Redken or Alfaparf Semi Di Lino are all ranges I like also Nak (that’s an Australian brand not sure if it’s in the Uk). If you go into any decent hair salon and let them have a look at your hair I’m sure they will recommend what you need. I find small local salon’s are good and helpful I know not everyone likes going to salon’s
I have thick red hair, no colour but it's growing in curly after baby number 3. When I straighten it I always have it on 220 cos its the only temperature that works...what can I do instead? I've yet to find any hair products that don't make me itch like I have nits so I never use anything on it 
They are so little but if you knew yourself about it, in all round way, I can see that making sense more.
Ok. I’ll just agreeYou’ve just completely contradicted yourself here
You called the friend of the OP wrong because they said they earn extra cash by babysitting and that definitely doesn’t happen. It clearly does!! And you’ve said you’ve done it yourself! Many posters on here have stated that!
Also I’m pretty sure if a childcare worker thought a child was in a potentially unsafe home situation, they would keep an extra eye on them to try and figure out what’s going on. Policies are put in place yes, but sometimes policies can be bent. My friend is the head of early years at a local school. Policy states that if a child is hurt or upset, they cannot comfort them. As a mum and teacher, seeing a 3/4 year old hurt or upset, she gives them a cuddle until they feel ok again. So in that situation, that policy is daft.
