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new to the threads. wanting to say hi

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barnsleybelle · 27/07/2008 13:39

I'm new to mumsnet and have been reading some of the threads.

God, some of them get well heated don't they!!
Am 38 and live in Barnsley. I have 2 kids ds is 6 and dd is 11 months.
My dh works overseas for 8-10 weeks at a time so get a bit (lot) fed up at times. I can't remember the last time i got pissed or the last time i left the house without a child in tow. Anyone similar?
Any tips or hellos from anyone would be well received.

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mumtoo3 · 27/07/2008 16:06

Hi i am fairly new as well here, i have dd1 is 5.5yrs, ds is 2.5yrs and dd2 is 8 months. i have been HE since march of this year after dd1 had 5 weeks in reception and was being bullied she then started to self harm. since taking her out of school we have not looked back and she is sooooo happy

look forward to chatting soon

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needaholiday · 27/07/2008 18:44

mumtoo3, my DD went through the same at reception so we took her out and home ed too. We have several children and no intention of any of them ever going back into any sort of school, unless they decide to
BB- yes the threads do get heated it's part of the fun of open discussions.

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fatzak · 27/07/2008 18:56

Hello Barnsleybelle! Just noticed your name on active convos so thought I would pop in to say hello even though I don't home ed (have to say that after the year we have had with DS I have been very tempted though!!)

Anyway, I'm not far from Barnsley (Flockton, in between Wakefield and Huddersfield)and have 2 DSes who are 5 and almost three. I'm around all the time at the moment as I'm a teacher so on holiday so if you fancy meeting up, CAT me.

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MrsFearnleyWhittingstall · 27/07/2008 18:58

Hi welcome to MN ,I am home ed my dd and am in sheffield so quite near you .
Look forward to chatting .

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MrsFearnleyWhittingstall · 27/07/2008 18:59

That should be I home ed my dd lol!

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barnsleybelle · 27/07/2008 19:53

Hi all. I don't home ed actually, so maybe i've posted in the wrong place!! Doh!!!

fatzak. I know flockton. it's lovely... or it was the last time i went anyway!!!

My friend is a teacher at flockton. she doesn't live there tho. She teaches junior age. I also have a friend who teaches at criggleston (not sure if ive spelt that right!!!)

still new so waht to CAT me mean?!!!
Too many abbreviations to get used to.

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barnsleybelle · 27/07/2008 19:55

That should say what does CAT me mean!! Ive lost the ability to type.........I've only just poured my first glass too!

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fatzak · 27/07/2008 20:28

CAT = contact another talker (I think!!!)
Once you have paid £5 to subscribe, you can contact people directly.

E mail me if you like - won't post my own e mail address but use DH's business address graham at webactif dot co dot uk

Speak soon

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fatzak · 27/07/2008 21:02

OK dense moment, I will CAT you if that's OK as I have paid my dues Forgot that I can do it

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barnsleybelle · 27/07/2008 21:04

Yes, that's great. How will i know you have CATTED me!!?

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fatzak · 27/07/2008 21:09

Ah, I can't you haven't chosen to accept messages. Quick, change it

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barnsleybelle · 27/07/2008 21:12

will do.....

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Mehetabel · 31/07/2008 15:59

Hi Mrs FearnleyWhittingstall

I am in Sheffield too, and I home ed my daughter(My son has gone off to Uni now, but he was home edded too). I am wondering if I know you already from the HE group? If not, do you know about the great home ed group we have here in Sheffield? Ask if you need details.

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