Army Thread 1st December
I dunno Stirls, one is about a mile away and and the other is at the top of the road......
I dunno Stirls, one is about a mile away and and the other is at the top of the road......
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"It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
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Army Thread 1st December
Is it that all the teachers have turned up.
There was all hell to pay last year when all the kids turned up for school and only half the teachers(some that lived in walking distance) and they had to close the school because of health and safety
It could be worse, I could be filing.
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Army Thread 1st December
Back when I was going to public school in Canada, our school rarely got closed. It would have had to dump a lot of snow for them to close the school. Generally the road graders would be out as soon as it started to snow and keep the roads as clear of snow as possible and of course they would sand and salt the roads. The biggest problem was having to shovel out the pile of snow the grader left at the end of the driveway. I can remember mornings when we'd gotten 6 inches of snow overnight and had to shovel our way out of the house. And we walked to school most mornings and some days it was bitter cold. It was just part of living in a cold climate. Lots of snow-ball fights at school and making snow angels...one2many;1014143 wrote: I dunno Stirls, one is about a mile away and and the other is at the top of the road......
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Army Thread 1st December
I felt sorry for her. about 30 kids on the road out playing snowballs.....they gave her an escort to school tho...she was like the Pied Piper."It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
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Army Thread 1st December
Do you know I don't remember our school being closed or being sent home early, but there again it's that long ago the pony and trap used to make short work of the snowy roads
It could be worse, I could be filing.
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Army Thread 1st December
Charlotte I have three packs of Soreen in my cupboard I buy 4 packs for ?1 50 in Costco. YUMMY.
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Army Thread 1st December
Well how long ago does that make it for me thenone2many;1014149 wrote: I felt sorry for her. about 30 kids on the road out playing snowballs.....they gave her an escort to school tho...she was like the Pied Piper.:H:H:H
JackieClaire;1014150 wrote: Do you know I don't remember our school being closed or being sent home early, but there again it's that long ago the pony and trap used to make short work of the snowy roads
Jackie, we got very cold winters back then. Different than they are now. Especially the months of January and February, the temps could go down as low as -17 to -25C and stay there for a month!! I could never live in that kind of climate again. Back home winters are a bit milder the last few years but they still can get tons of snow and really low temps. Brr... gives me shivers just to think of it.
Gotta go out for supplies. Catch up with youz laterz. Hope you all have a great day!!For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
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Army Thread 1st December
Good Morning.
I'm feeling crap this morning, but I'm gonna load up on Lem-sips and Vino's and get on with it.
They shut the schools yesterday at noon here, which I can imagine upset a lot of parents who got their kids in and then had to change plans. It seems to me that the teachers are just making sure they're alright, and hang the rest.
Anyhoo, it doesn't effect us. It's been a long time since we had any kids at school.
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Army Thread 1st December
Hey all - running late this morning - actually slept until the alarm! Like a monsoon here in Philly right now. That's always fun getting 3 kids to different schools in this weather! At least it's not snow yet, right? lol
Hope everyone has a wonderful morning and talk in a while!
Happy Dec 1!!
February 27th, 2013. A New , Successful Start. :h
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Army Thread 1st December
Morning Army, just trying to decide between car and bus eireann for work today, should be ok to get there but comin home tonight at half eight - not sure, hubs is very quick to advise me to get the bus then he buggers off in his car - feckin men. Oney, didn't realise Wob does the gritting - noone does my lane!!!!
Charlotte, didn't realise you were Spam, welcome back!!
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Army Thread 1st December
Woops, apologies to Wob - apparently lane is gritted!Contentedly sober since 27/12/2011
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Army Thread 1st December
LMAO Molly.....he was out all night, not back yet...
Is the creative writing on in the library tonight do you know....the kid I mind goes..."It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
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Army Thread 1st December
Oney, do you and Molly live in the same area?one2many;1014198 wrote: LMAO Molly.....he was out all night, not back yet...
Is the creative writing on in the library tonight do you know....the kid I mind goes...
Mr. Stirly grits too. His teeth....
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Army Thread 1st December
Haven't a clue, I'm in Swords library - kids down there not posh enough for creative writing, actually prob won't be, they're a soft lot in Balbriggan, they only have to smell snow in that lib and they go home!
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Army Thread 1st December
Yep Stirly - neighbours! Apparently I grit my teeth in my sleep, but I think he just says that cos he snores like a train!Contentedly sober since 27/12/2011
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