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@nwinton very wise :-) |
@weblivz looks scary now. Hunter S Thompson does Santa! |
@nwinton I go offline for a couple of hours and come back to find you've gone all Timothy Leary on us ;-) |
feeling sleepy after a glass of wine with my vegetable and prawn thai green curry concoction. |
@cloudberrynine misery. I feel bad for complaining about a cold now! Hope you mend soon. |
off to chat with son about his performance at concert tonight. |
@mrmackenzie if you add too much whisky and it's too cold, you may have to take a big gulp then add more hot water ... slippery slope! |
@islayian lol - my version comes from 20 stone borders ex rugby playing piper. He's very sweet really. |
@joecar indeed. The times, they are a changin :-) |
@islayian exactly what my charming colleague Craig calls it :-) |
@lynnehorn <whisper>good plan</whisper> |
@JRowing Me too. I think they should all be suspended on full pay until we get to the bottom of this. |
@holeinhiseye I'm finding it interesting too! it had never occurred to me that non ed-professionals would pitch in ideas. Obvious though. |
@lynnehorn @mrmckenzie Trying the non-milk toddy now. It's good, but just seems a bit watery. I guess it's a question of habit and taste. |
@joecar yep. I get laughed at at school whenever I mention twitter. |
@mrmackenzie yes indeed. All in the name of Science, which is needing a boost in Scotland, as we all now know ;-) |
@weblivz that reminds me. Time for day 2 of the hot toddy experiment ... |
@weblivz Gladwell's book? Maybe I need to get a copy. BTW, this is the most serious conversation I have ever had with Santa :-) |
@weblivz I guess it comes down to trying to develop a partnership between schools, parents and youngsters. |
@weblivz True - but often teachers feel as though they are trying to save young people from the low aspirations of their parents. |
