07-04-2020, 11:25 AM
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Re: Keeping them amused...
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Blimey Swim, apart from the diet coke (prefer the proper stuff) them broken bits of electronics would keep me amused for hours....And don't forget the crisps...
Thanks for that OGF.
He is 11 and going through Puberty.
A difficult time for him, especially as he is Autistic.
He is fascinated by boobs, but Mum and sister do not count.
Mum has put internet on Safe Search.
When you are 11 this is not a good thing.
07-04-2020, 11:33 AM
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Re: Keeping them amused...
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiThanks for that OGF.
He is 11 and going through Puberty.
A difficult time for him, especially as he is Autistic.
He is fascinated by boobs, but Mum and sister do not count.
Mum has put internet on Safe Search.
When you are 11 this is not a good thing.
07-04-2020, 03:17 PM
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Looks like Josh is enjoying cooking
good to see him happy Carol. The older twins aged 10 are taking it in turns to cook lunch each day
Today all the children are planting wild flowers seeds in the paddock in front of the house I gave my DILaw a big box of seed bombs for christmas...
07-04-2020, 06:54 PM
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What a pleasure it is to get the reports of the forum grandkids!Carol, like you, my thoughts are for the parents of special needs children who must also keep working and otherwise manage their homes and lives.
I can't help think that for most kids, this will turn out to be a wonderfully formative time for them during which they will be learning the basics of living (cooking, growing food, repairing, garden work, sewing, etc.) that busy parents rarely have the time to do and schools rarely teach.
08-04-2020, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Fortunately my little one is 46 years old with her daughters of 22 & 20, one lives in Liverpool with her boyfriend and the other is at Newcastle University.....Well....In her flat anyway...Paula is doing a fantastic job though Carol....Well done to her.....
You don't look old enough,to have a daughter that age,OGF.
I can't help feel sorry,for those who live in high storey blocks...it must be a nightmare....
08-04-2020, 09:28 AM
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Hi Carol!I haven't seen any of my 8 GG Children since all this virus fun began.
Except on Messenger, which is better than nowt!
Problem coming up, with Easter, as I have always bought easter eggs, for all of my descendants, since time began.
This year, though, some are saying "Oh Chocolate is not good for them "
Anyway, I have a plan to move Easter back a month or two, so that I can get them altogether for an Easter Party. (with EGGS).
I bet none of the young ones turn down the Easter Eggs (which I will buy just after Easter to get a better price.)
08-04-2020, 09:34 AM
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Isn't it awful Ted missing them so much.....they face time me every day and send me drawings and paintings but it's not like a hug or a proper little chat.I bought Easter eggs ages ago...like you though I will put Easter back until it's safe ....then what a party that will be
08-04-2020, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by pauline3
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You don't look old enough,to have a daughter that age,OGF.I can't help feel sorry,for those who live in high storey blocks...it must be a nightmare....
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