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The level of nurse this would involve is a very HIGH level - i.e. Nurse Consultant, most of whom have a Masters and some even a PHd. It would not be given to nurses who weren't qualified to do so.

There are no MP's over here....I have been in touch with my MHK over this and the MHK involved in drafting the bill. Constituents have a lot of say in what their MHKs do so hopefully some insight can be given.

Hello. I've moved house and am still in chaos. Crazy cottage where nothing is straight or level. Planning trips, arranging finances, etc., etc. Busy busy.

Anne. As if! You know I love you.

Help - I can't figure out how to set this up. THanks. I've figured it out. Sorry.

Ange - I am so very sorry. Thinking of you and Rob. Run free Sweetie.

Melps - i don't think that is an affair. Their relationship is over - they're just trying to sort it out. I don't believe in affairs. Not for me. But, like said, I would rather (if my husband was to cheat on me) him just have sex with someone as opposed to being emotionally attached to someone else - that would be devastating to me. See - that's what I don't understand? Why was it HER fault? I'm assuming she was single and unattached... (I'm sorry that situation happened to you and I don't want to sound insensitive)

These totally sum up my views exactly.

I, personally, don't understand uniforms and strict rules at school. We don't have uniforms where I come from and were generally allowed to express ourselves however we wanted too (in terms of clothing). And I do think clothing is a way of expressing yourself.....Somethings weren't really allowed - like extremely revealing clothing, but all in all you wore what you wanted to. There are standards at work but we don't have issued shoes to wear and if I wore trainers to work one day, someone *might* say something but I certainly wouldn't be sent home from work. I don't agree with kids being sent home from school for something like shoes - they should be AT school, not sent home. A 'caution' or somethign similar or a discussion with the student's parents would be far more advantagous in my eyes. I think the school are being a little 'over the top', IMHO.

Kick em in the crotch and as they are staring up at me from the floor, I ask - who's the looking down on who now, hmmm, tough guy?

Oh Carole, I am so very sorry. Run free beautiful Sooty.

Anne - How exciting! I love the video of you and Indy working the weave - you're such a good mom.

Ohhhh my pizza's have turned out. They're ace. Cute doggie Paul.

My mom used to make us pizza every Saturday night - from scratch. We would then sit down by the wood burning stove and watch 'Hockey Night in Canada' all together. My pizzas, from scratch, are in the oven.

Way to go Indy and Anne Nice one, Paula!