Hi,
Here I am sitting on my daughters computer, after I have done my 'grandma' bit, and taken the girls to school. My daughter is doing teaching practice, and has had to find child care to cope with the extra time it takes to be a 'teacher' rather than a TA, and each time she needed help over the last two years I have been having treatment, so this time I'm pulling my weight. How do you fill your time in somebody elses house during school hours? I don't like to interfere too much with the routine, and don't feel fit enought to go out all day,doing the school run to two different schools is enough. I suppose the ironing is the only answer....... and I don't like doing mine that much!! At least I can't do wrong with that, so where's that iron?
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