Oh a hoochie sandwiched between 2 slices of Veggie!
Well done!!
*goes back to snuggling cutesy one*
*examines nails*
quote:Originally posted by Tartanveggie:
Oh a hoochie sandwiched between 2 slices of Veggie!
Well done!!
*goes back to snuggling cutesy one*
ta
Sounds like a lovely morning for you
quote:Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Noooooo!
ah but Yeeesssssssssssssss!
quote:Originally posted by ~hoochie~:
Sounds like a lovely morning for you
Enjoying him while I can, there is talk of him possibly going back to his parents in a few months. My heart may actually physically break
quote:Originally posted by Tartanveggie:quote:Originally posted by ~hoochie~:
Sounds like a lovely morning for you
Enjoying him while I can, there is talk of him possibly going back to his parents in a few months. My heart may actually physically break
Are you a foster carer TV?
my heart goes out to you - I can't imagine what it would be like to give up a child you'd loved and cared for
Yeah, got 3 foster kids. Had cutesy one since he was 6 months old (he's 18 months now), was hoping to adopt him, but, but, but....................
Fostering is a wonderful thing to do, so many kids need help. I would imagine it's very hard not to get too attached. I do feel for you, must be heartbreaking
Thanks
The older ones are great, I have my 12 year old going home to his mum next week and that is just wonderful I didn't want to do babies because I knew it would be too hard, but I was only meant to have him for 2 weeks. Ah well, you live and learn and I will never foster another baby. I may adopt one though
The older ones are great, I have my 12 year old going home to his mum next week and that is just wonderful I didn't want to do babies because I knew it would be too hard, but I was only meant to have him for 2 weeks. Ah well, you live and learn and I will never foster another baby. I may adopt one though
quote:Originally posted by Tartanveggie:
Thanks
The older ones are great, I have my 12 year old going home to his mum next week and that is just wonderful I didn't want to do babies because I knew it would be too hard, but I was only meant to have him for 2 weeks. Ah well, you live and learn and I will never foster another baby. I may adopt one though
We looked at fostering to the point that we spent 2 days at an induction session - it was very thorough in making you aware of what was involved. We eventually decided not to proceed, for various reasons, but I was quite sad at making that decision. For me most of it was I thought I'd have difficulty with the emotional impacts it might have.
I hope that you can take comfort in knowing you gave him a good start in life.
I can understand to a certain extent. My sister's girls are addopted and they were in foster care before my sister adopted them and the foster mother would have liked to be able to adopt them herself, but was told she was too old.quote:Originally posted by Tartanveggie:
Yeah, got 3 foster kids. Had cutesy one since he was 6 months old (he's 18 months now), was hoping to adopt him, but, but, but....................
It has always puzzled me how you can be too old to adopt but not too old to foster.
It's all a bit strange Fluffyone. Now that we want to adopt, I need to fill in forms, attend prep classes and go through another home study to do what amounts to looking after an ex-foster child. Although if a child I am fostering comes up for adoption, my social worker just fills in a few boxes and I can do so.
I'm sure your nieces love their home and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. Kids are so adaptable.
I'm sure your nieces love their home and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. Kids are so adaptable.
quote:Originally posted by ~hoochie~:
We looked at fostering to the point that we spent 2 days at an induction session - it was very thorough in making you aware of what was involved. We eventually decided not to proceed, for various reasons, but I was quite sad at making that decision. For me most of it was I thought I'd have difficulty with the emotional impacts it might have.
We applied years ago but the time wasn't right. It has to feel 100% right so you did the right thing Doesn't mean you might change your mind and do it in the future.
Oh they do. They live in Dorset now, not far from Poole. So they have the seaside not far in one direction and woods and countryside not far in the other. And a silly big floppy golden retriever to play with everywhere.quote:Originally posted by Tartanveggie:I'm sure your nieces love their home and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. Kids are so adaptable.
Sneaks in and waits for bus.
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*Strolls up and waits*
This'll confuse 'em
Hey all
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LOL. Peeps are nickin me av
Hi all .
quote:Originally posted by Baby Bunny:
This'll confuse 'em
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Happy Saturdays ...
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runs for the bus
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YO Heat! well done.....I think
Well done Heatseek!
Ah well, I'll just have to drown me sorrows...
Ah well, I'll just have to drown me sorrows...
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Bunny! that's hilarious!
Pickled Bunnyquote:Originally posted by Baby Bunny:
Well done Heatseek!
Ah well, I'll just have to drown me sorrows...
Heatseek trapped me in the chess thread.
Ta very much, great it's still daylight for the last bus
Have I missed the Bus yet again .
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quote:Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Heatseek trapped me in the chess thread.
I'm on to him if no-one else is.He tries to distract peeps and then nips in
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