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amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:For the economy ( small business and hospitality workers ) they'll want to get some movement going in that space, I think July 1 we'll be eating a schnitty in a pub.

Speaking of snitty’s, anyone know of a website or such that shows pubs that are doing takeaways?
Surely someone has been bored enough to put one together.

Booney wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:For the economy ( small business and hospitality workers ) they'll want to get some movement going in that space, I think July 1 we'll be eating a schnitty in a pub.

Speaking of snitty’s, anyone know of a website or such that shows pubs that are doing takeaways?
Surely someone has been bored enough to put one together.

Just sniff around the pubs near you on Facebook, they're all pumping their food on their FB pages.

The Largs Pier Wood Oven pizzas are sensational, but don't order them when you're pissed, one isn't enough.

Pag wrote:If you're after a pub in particular mate I've just been checking their FB page, some only doing dinner takeaways and not lunch.

Back to the school topic, just about to walk out of my empty classroom for the weekend and it looks like my class is projecting to have 14 students attending Monday and 16 learning at home. Got my first online meeting with kids at 9am to hopefully iron out kinks. Half is half is difficult, almost easier from a surely teaching standpoint having a strong majority one way or the other. We're staring fully online to try keep the equality across the board and will have to adjust as the numbers on/off-site change. Wish me luck.

amber_fluid wrote:

Pag wrote:If you're after a pub in particular mate I've just been checking their FB page, some only doing dinner takeaways and not lunch.

Back to the school topic, just about to walk out of my empty classroom for the weekend and it looks like my class is projecting to have 14 students attending Monday and 16 learning at home. Got my first online meeting with kids at 9am to hopefully iron out kinks. Half is half is difficult, almost easier from a surely teaching standpoint having a strong majority one way or the other. We're staring fully online to try keep the equality across the board and will have to adjust as the numbers on/off-site change. Wish me luck.

Cheers.

Surely the number of kids going back to school will change now based on the letter from the Health Minister yesterday advising everyone to send their kids back to school on Monday if safe to do so?

Booney wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Pag wrote:If you're after a pub in particular mate I've just been checking their FB page, some only doing dinner takeaways and not lunch.

Back to the school topic, just about to walk out of my empty classroom for the weekend and it looks like my class is projecting to have 14 students attending Monday and 16 learning at home. Got my first online meeting with kids at 9am to hopefully iron out kinks. Half is half is difficult, almost easier from a surely teaching standpoint having a strong majority one way or the other. We're staring fully online to try keep the equality across the board and will have to adjust as the numbers on/off-site change. Wish me luck.

Cheers.

Surely the number of kids going back to school will change now based on the letter from the Health Minister yesterday advising everyone to send their kids back to school on Monday if safe to do so?

Mrs Boon's school is gearing up for it.

Booney wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Pag wrote:If you're after a pub in particular mate I've just been checking their FB page, some only doing dinner takeaways and not lunch.

Back to the school topic, just about to walk out of my empty classroom for the weekend and it looks like my class is projecting to have 14 students attending Monday and 16 learning at home. Got my first online meeting with kids at 9am to hopefully iron out kinks. Half is half is difficult, almost easier from a surely teaching standpoint having a strong majority one way or the other. We're staring fully online to try keep the equality across the board and will have to adjust as the numbers on/off-site change. Wish me luck.

Cheers.

Surely the number of kids going back to school will change now based on the letter from the Health Minister yesterday advising everyone to send their kids back to school on Monday if safe to do so?

Mrs Boon's school is gearing up for it.

Brodlach wrote:Unley High apparently has 30% booked in for Monday and 70% staying home online

gadj1976 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Unley High apparently has 30% booked in for Monday and 70% staying home online

My kids need to go back to school simply for the structure of their days. With both of us working from home, they've done what they want - which is fine but they need some normality back in their lives.

Booney wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:For the economy ( small business and hospitality workers ) they'll want to get some movement going in that space, I think July 1 we'll be eating a schnitty in a pub.

Speaking of snitty’s, anyone know of a website or such that shows pubs that are doing takeaways?
Surely someone has been bored enough to put one together.

Just sniff around the pubs near you on Facebook, they're all pumping their food on their FB pages.

The Largs Pier Wood Oven pizzas are sensational, but don't order them when you're pissed, one isn't enough.

JK wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Unley High apparently has 30% booked in for Monday and 70% staying home online

My kids need to go back to school simply for the structure of their days. With both of us working from home, they've done what they want - which is fine but they need some normality back in their lives.

We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

JK wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Unley High apparently has 30% booked in for Monday and 70% staying home online

My kids need to go back to school simply for the structure of their days. With both of us working from home, they've done what they want - which is fine but they need some normality back in their lives.

We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

JK wrote:We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

What's the pick of the menu there mate, the day before all the world stopped I told the missus that we'll go there for lunch next week, that was about 6 weeks ago.

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:For the economy ( small business and hospitality workers ) they'll want to get some movement going in that space, I think July 1 we'll be eating a schnitty in a pub.

Speaking of snitty’s, anyone know of a website or such that shows pubs that are doing takeaways?
Surely someone has been bored enough to put one together.

Just sniff around the pubs near you on Facebook, they're all pumping their food on their FB pages.

The Largs Pier Wood Oven pizzas are sensational, but don't order them when you're pissed, one isn't enough.

The Birk is doing takeaway food too I believe. Always a good feed from there.

amber_fluid wrote:

JK wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Unley High apparently has 30% booked in for Monday and 70% staying home online

My kids need to go back to school simply for the structure of their days. With both of us working from home, they've done what they want - which is fine but they need some normality back in their lives.

We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

Both ours are going back as well.
Took the wife and I about 3 seconds to make that decision last night after hearing the news they want all kids back on day 1.

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

What's the pick of the menu there mate, the day before all the world stopped I told the missus that we'll go there for lunch next week, that was about 6 weeks ago.

The menu at school?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:We're in exactly the same boat mate. Their routines have been shithouse to say the least, so we made the call today to send them back both for learning and social development purposes. Eldest is mortified, youngest thought it was the best news ever.

What's the pick of the menu there mate, the day before all the world stopped I told the missus that we'll go there for lunch next week, that was about 6 weeks ago.

The menu at school?

I think I need a beer!!!

I thingo'd the wrong thingo.