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Festive Five
Published (2009-12-12 10:08:00)
Do you have fairy lights around your window?? **My daughter has a set around her window. Is it tradition for you to have the Christmas edition of the Radio or TV Times?? **I have the Radio Times - I've not bought one for a very long time though! Do you have Christmas music playing at home?? **Not yet. Will you wear a Father Christmas type hat at some point this month?? **I lovely one with sparkly bits on, so yes. Do you have a real tree...
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Help for heros
Published (2009-12-12 17:15:00)
Hi all Iam going top be cheeky and ask you to read the following and hope you might donate etc this is a copy of a email that has been sent to me Can I ask for your help please? We need to give this latest fund raising scheme a real push and I hope you will make that possible. Singer John Tams, (fans of the Sharpe Series will know him as Rifleman Hagman), and The Band and Bugles of The Rifles have produced a wonderful song, Love Farewell, to...
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hello, can i join u?!
Published (2009-12-04 21:55:00)
Hi all, Ive posted a couple of times but thought id introduce myself properly. Im Lynsey, I have a DS who will be turning one next week on the 12th dec (cant believe how quickly its gone!) and Im now officially a single mum. Me and EXP had issues long before DS was born and in june i decided i would end it. Since then things have been very up and down, he would demand i drive my son 2hrs to visit him and spend time with him even though I was...
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hello, can i join u?!
Published (2009-12-06 13:25:00)
Hi & welcome! I don't think you're stupid for taking your son to see his father BUT 10 years is a long time in prison, must be a serious offence. Is he pleading innocent or guilty? You will need to think about how things will pan out if he does go to prison & what you will tell DS. I live on my own with no family support & I have 3 children. I find it quite enjoyable tbh, no rows & I get to make all the decisions...
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hello, can i join u?!
Published (2009-12-08 21:34:00)
Hi Lynsey I'm Jen. I've lived on my own with my DS for the last 10 years and I find it easier than having someone else undermine what I say. My DS and I rub along great together and have had very few problems. Once you are settled you will find you will get into a routine really quickly and adjust easily. Its a lot less hassle than having all the arguments and agro of a bad relationship. Looking forward to getting to know you. Love,
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looking for advice
Published (2009-12-08 19:04:00)
i posted this on the parents of teens board a couple of weeks ago but havent yet received a reply - hope you can help instead as you normally give me your thoughts!! hi havent posted on this board before - usually on single parents board - but hope you might be able to help? i have 13 year twin boys who are slap bang in the middle of puberty together! mostly everything is good - they are wonderful boys, doing very well at school and playing...
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Started 4 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-11 07:31:00)
by iceman14
Hi all ho ho ho only 11 sleeps to santa to go Do you have fairy lights around your window? Yes 2 sets Is it tradition for you to have the Christmas edition of the Radio or TV Times? Brought ours yesterday Do you have Christmas music playing at home? only what comes out the radio will do as from the 23rd other wise to early Will you wear a Father ...
Started 5 days, 11 hours ago (2009-12-10 11:00:00)
by cl-oh2bhappy
Hi
It think this is a difficult one with teenage boys. My eldest is 18 and I have one who'll 14 next month (he has special needs, which adds so much to things!).
I've no idea if I have got it right. They see very little of their father, and while their father hasn't been aggressive, he's irrisponsible, and I know my eldest worries that he's like his dad. I just tell him that half of him...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-12-06 13:25:00)
by redhelen
Hi & welcome!
I don't think you're stupid for taking your son to see his father BUT 10 years is a long time in prison, must be a serious offence. Is he pleading innocent or guilty? You will need to think about how things will pan out if he does go to prison & what you will tell DS.
I live on my own with no family support & I have 3 children. I find it quite enjoyable tbh, no rows & I get ...
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-02 21:44:00)
by cl-oh2bhappy
I'm not sure if this sounds bad or not - but I hadn't noticed!
Jane
Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-30 09:41:00)
by cl-bird4747
1) Where do you hide the children's Christmas presents and do they ever find them?
I put them in my bedroom wardrobe and I don't think he's ever found them. This year, I have wrapped them and then put them away so even if he finds them he won't know what they are.
2) Do you have an advent calendar(s) for your children?
No, I'm really bah humbug and quite mean. I didn't mind him having...
Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-30 09:23:00)
by cl-bird4747
I can really sympathise. My ex only sees my son once a month, from 6pm on Friday night to 2pm on Saturday. He never contacts him in between times, he won't do any school holiday cover (just suggests I pay for it) and has just announced he is going away on holiday from 24 December to 2nd January. How convenient.
I have gone past the getting angry stage and now just feel sad. Every now and ...
Started 1 month ago (2009-11-14 09:25:00)
by ana06
My ex almost never phones to speak to DS, he sees him about twice a month. He only lives a few minutes walk away and we pass his place on the way to school. My DS is 4 and it took a while for him to get the hang of talking on the phone so I used to always put it on speakerphone so I could ensure the other person was still there and understood what he was saying. He occasionally wants to talk ...
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-23 20:43:00)
by cl-oh2bhappy
1. Christmas - love it or hate it? **Love it! Well, the build up to it, anyway!
2. Do you spoil your kids at Xmas or does sense prevail and you don't break the bank? **I don't break the bank. I did get a Wii between them two years ago, and it has been the best buy ever. Even I use it. Big stuff will be for all four.
3. If Santa could leave you anything at all under the tree, what ...
Started 3 weeks ago (2009-11-24 22:07:00)
by cl-oh2bhappy
Hi
I've posted this reply on the residence and contact board too.
He will be able to go to Court and the chances are he will be given parental rights.
Contact will need to be built up over a period of time. It's very doubtful that any of his requests can be put into place this year anyway - as there's not much of it left.
He can't dictate here, and if you like, it's a starting ...
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Started 4 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-11 07:31:00)
by iceman14
Hi all ho ho ho only 11 sleeps to santa to go Do you have fairy lights around your window? Yes 2 sets Is it tradition for you to have the Christmas edition of the Radio or TV Times? Brought ours yesterday Do you have Christmas music playing at home? only what comes out the radio will do as from the 23rd other wise to early Will you wear a Father ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-12-06 13:25:00)
by redhelen
Hi & welcome!
I don't think you're stupid for taking your son to see his father BUT 10 years is a long time in prison, must be a serious offence. Is he pleading innocent or guilty? You will need to think about how things will pan out if he does go to prison & what you will tell DS.
I live on my own with no family support & I have 3 children. I find it quite enjoyable tbh, no rows & I get ...
Started 5 days, 11 hours ago (2009-12-10 11:00:00)
by cl-oh2bhappy
Hi
It think this is a difficult one with teenage boys. My eldest is 18 and I have one who'll 14 next month (he has special needs, which adds so much to things!).
I've no idea if I have got it right. They see very little of their father, and while their father hasn't been aggressive, he's irrisponsible, and I know my eldest worries that he's like his dad. I just tell him that half of him...
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