I'm thinking Deanna should start charging admission to this fan club of hers.
A couple weeks back, Cameron brought home his weekly parent letter. It's an exercise where the kids write about their week and then the parents respond. The teachers then read both letters so they see how well the kids are communicating to the parents what's going on. Cameron's teacher will also send an email correcting something we might have written back to him (like a change in date for a performance was the last one).
Anyway, a couple weeks ago Cameron wrote about how they learned about internet safety and how they were not suppose to give information to people over the internet and never, ever, ever, post on message boards. I sat back and thought, how do I respond to this one with keeping it on the right path yet make sure that Cameron knew that the people we met on the internet were not serial killers and that we've actually made some really nice friends. So, I wrote that if he ever wanted to get on the boards (any of them) that I would be willing to sit with him and help him learn. We talked about the things to post and not post and how there are people who present themselves as someone other than they truly are. I then went on to say that Cameron himself has met a lot of wonderful people from the internet and now consider them friends.
That week, I didn't get an email back from the teacher. I'm sure she's still scratching her head over my response.
I have to say I was pretty impressed that those in the water actually staying in the water and didn't run onto the sand.
They are now saying no snow over the weekend (but COLD). It may snow on Thursday so if it does dust us, the girls might have that chance.
