With my DSs it's not just homework they think is a vague suggestion, but taking daily showers and brushing their teeth in the morning and before bed.
I'm really starting to think it wasn't the terrible two's (or three's) that were the hard part, but the terrible teens.
Thanks Luckily other than the homework, being a rear to wake up in the morning, and trying to get out of showering and brushing his teeth, I don't have any trouble with him. He's my easy one. Our youngest was misdiagnosed with ADHD at 5, and then diagnosed at 9 (or maybe it was 10) with mild Autism Spectrum Disorder and having petite mal seizure. Before we got another diagnosis, we tried different medications, dosages, and even name brand vs generic. There were days that he literally threw anything not nailed down at a teacher or other class mates, including desks. I actually lost a good paying job b/c I was either late to work b/c of a meltdown from him, or had to leave work early b/c of his behavior at school or daycare. He's in a different school now, and he is so much better.
Yes it would. Now if it could only happen.
Happy Friday to you as well. May all of you have days that do not add another grey hair to your head.
I don't know why I thought of this when I read your post. Our youngest DS was born on Elvis' birthday. Which was odd for me considering I was terrified of Elvis as a child. I can remember being very young and my mom playing Elvis on her record player really loud. I remember the walls shaking from it being so loud, but I'm sure that is just the imagination of a child. I would be so scared that I would hide under my bed.
Have a safe, fun weekend!!
Good morning to you and Happy Friday!!
Don't remind me about December. We haven't even started thinking about what to do for the DSs for Christmas. Although I am thinking about giving them the tv we have that is just sitting around not being used.
ok, so I promise I'm not crazy, but this room is starting to creep me out. I don't know if y'all know, but we moved in with the inlaws a few years ago. The mil had pulmonary embolisms that should have killed her. The doctors wanted to release her from the hospital into a nursing home to make sure she had 24 hour care. Instead of letting that happen we moved in. Then she had more health issues after that. Just about when we were thinking of moving out, the fil had blood clots in both his lungs. Then he had to have back surgery, and actually had to have a 2nd emergency one the day we left for WDW this last June. Since their health isn't improving that much, we still live with them. During the day, I stay in the bedroom the DH and I sleep in, unless the inlaws need me. The other morning I noticed the ceiling fan acting funny. It wasn't turned on, but the blades would rock back and forth and slowly spin one way, stop, rock back and forth and spin the other way. There was no central air or heat on, but there was a fan on in the room. However if it was the fan, I would think it would have spun the same direction each time. Now the door is acting funny. The DH shut it when he left for work. Movement by the door caught my eye, and I looked to find the door barely open and gently bouncing. I got up, shut the door, made sure it was shut good, and went back to my laptop on the bed. A few minutes later, the door was open and bouncing again. I had this happen a total of three times. Again, there is no central air or heat on. Maybe all this confusion about being able to pick a resort has made me lose my mind.
Oh and I finally literally beat out of my DH which resort he wants. When I would ask him last night where he wanted to stay, he kept saying "You know me Kim, I just care about the money." Then I would say (and with each word punching him in the arm) That is not helping. Which resort do you want to stay at?" After a few times of that, he said somewhere with comfy beds and not a shoebox bathroom. I was like, "ok you want a deluxe. Now, which deluxe." After a few more rounds of the arm punching, he finally settled on the Swan, but then I told him that wouldn't work since you can't do the
DDP at the Swan. When he finally picked, he picked the WL. He liked when we stayed there that everything was under one roof, the walk to the boats wasn't bad and neither was the walk to the buses. I would love to stay CL, but I doubt it would be included in any discounts.