Rantings of a stressed working mum

It's been a while I know. Tonight I watched the season premiere of Thirteen. I loved it. Not because it was the 1st female doctor, but because of something close to my heart. One of the characters, Ryan. We are told from the start Ryan who I am assuming is in his early 20s cannot ride a bike without stabilisers due to being dyspraxic. THANK YOU BBC for addressing this. My DD is dyspraxic, when I tell people this they automatically assume she's dyslexic or something else. She is not. Academically she is really good, although some dyspraxic children do suffer with dyslexia etc. My DD luckily does not. However she does have a habit of figgiting a lot due to it, and getting told off for such behaviour because her teacher doesn't know/ understand dyspraxica. She also sucks at sport. It's a coordination issue she can't help it. She also processes information a bit differently to others her age and can also be quite literal. However her teacher this year (final year in...

Hello again, I know it's been a while. Well in my corner of the UK it was May half term last week so I was a little pre-occupied. Also trying my damnedest to find a job for the summer and still being unsuccessful. (Those of you who have read my 1st post will know, if not you can find it  here.  )  So with the help of coffee and some amazing 90's tunes (my taste in music is diabolical) I shall tell you what wonders I discovered. What caught my eye first were the graphics. Yeah I know they aren't the amazing 3D, 4K graphics of an unreal engine but that is part of the charm. For me it was nostalgic, early 90's adventure style. I mean look how adorable is this?! (OOOOOH Mambo no 5 just came on, excuse me). I mean look! OK granted it does look like a standard Facebook game, but its not. It is so much more and NOT on Facebook. (Eiffel 65 now, you know the words ).  So I had a little look around the internet... OK YouTube. People were saying how it is just like Ha...