-
Posts
701 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Forums
Blogs
Gallery
Events
Learn About Weather and Meteorology
Community guides
Everything posted by moogyboobles
-
I have assumed that is where he went! I've been trying to figure it out for sure but I cannot find any photographs of the school online then to compare the one I have, to confirm it. He sadly died when I was a teenager, and then my mum a couple of years ago... and I've inherited all the photos and videos. I've spent quite a bit of lockdown time sorting them out and going on rather interesting journeys... I even found a marching band from Hornchurch on facebook and I had photos of them in the 1950s! All my dad's family are from Writtle and those still with us are still around there. I have gone way off topic now sorry! I do have a video of my sister and I in the snow in '91 in SWF, so that's my weather offering!
-
Ooh, it's quite possible you were at school with my dad then. My first snow story would be 1979, when my mum used to tell about when I was born it always starts with how they were knee deep in snow outside St. Johns. I don't think I am being biased thinking I had quite a snowy childhood, compared to my children's time.
-
To be honest I'm the one being the very socially distant walker in the middle of the road! I'm clinically vulnerable so walking is the only thing I leave the house to do. I'm not normally like that, in my job I'm quite often in a mosh pit squished up against sweaty strangers at a festival. Weirdly my son is not that bothered by COVID, he wore his mask all day in college no problem at all, and is getting lots of support remotely now working at home. He just needs things to be exactly the right mood and atmosphere to do them, like going outside! I bought a pizza oven a few months ago (all those missed Pizza Express trip more than paid for it), and that has helped get him outside a bit more. The battle I've had over many many years is getting help with his independence. SaLT and OT help. He's very clever but completely dependent. Might be getting somewhere now he is an adult.. I think. They might just be fobbing me off again!
-
You've done better than me, it's a rare occasion I get my autistic son outside at the moment. Even our own garden... it has to be scheduled in, but then it's often inconvenient for him despite being put in the diary! I cannot believe how mild this is, I got my bedding dried out on the line (half the garden still flooded though). I almost want to pour a glass of wine and sit in the garden!