I have finally had my laptop back from being repaired, yippee life without it has been bloody awful. As my foot was still healing I was unable to go out to do my Christmas shopping so I was forced to use my son's laptop and go online shopping for nearly everything. I had to make sure that I deleted the history each time I went on it, so he didn't find out what sites I went on to.
I hope everyone had a great Christmas, the snow was lovely initially but after a day or so it became a nuisance. It was so difficult to get around in the snow and ice whilst using crutches. I am now thankfully off them and am able to get around normally, however it is with caution. I can't walk very far yet but it will come with time. The funny thing about it is I have to wear shoes that are 2 sizes bigger than normal because of the swelling.
I recently ordered a digital scrapbook programme, which came when I didn't have a laptop so have been trying it out over the last couple of days. Its basically a programme where you produce scrapbook pages digitally and upload your photos to it. I have been really pleased with the results.
I would like to wish everyone a Fantastic 2011.
About Me
- Siany
- Well what can I say about me???? I left school with the qualifications for hairdressing (this was my dream job). I finally qualified however had to give it up shortly after for medical reasons. I then became a shop assistant and just plodded along. After I got married and had our 2 children I begun to help in their school. When it became that I was there more than at home, I asked if there were any vacancies. I was lucky I begun supporting a boy 1:1. As I became more engrossed in school life I wanted to learn more and more and more. I now have my own personal SEN experiences and also SEN qualifications that I use on a daily basis. My role is to support pupils with a wide range of literacy difficulties, numeracy difficulties, speech and language difficulties, listening/concentrating, Behaviour and SEBD. I love my job, however am beginning to become stressed out by the number of children that need support. xx
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