Ok....Maybe I should pick a better motto than "It's all about me"!I guess I should clarify...I say it as a joke to my staff, although I suppose they might not think I'm joking.
I have a Tigger t-shirt that says "It's all about me"
Good morning!
You guys got a bit busy last night.
No time for questions this morning - maybe later tonight.
All the trouble I had with DVC reservations for our upcoming trip(EVERY hotel full the 25th and 26th)? No trouble at all getting an ADR for dinner at Epcot on the 26th. Go figure (eating at Marakesh for the first time).
Get mad, get glad and get over it!!
John I like the new sig and as an ex-new yorker I have to say I haven't been a baseball fan since they stole the Dodgers out of Brooklyn, but I sure dislike the Yankees so for you my friend GO TRIBEI just HAD to change my signature for for awhile . . .
Whether or not we get in to DVC Amy made some reservations through work at some fleabag motel (actually Marriott Courtyards).
So, we will arrive late Thursday the 25th (missing game 2 in Cleveland if we make it to the Series) and leaving on Monday the 29th.
I have no idea who is meeting who where since this was kind of last minute, I know V will be there, and now I have to look up stuff and do some last minute planning.
If there is a group meet going on, and we are not horning in, let me know.
The visit at Tyler's school. His teacher provided me with a list of behaviors she sees him do. I met with the school counsellor (a social worker). They both, while being careful not to diagnose, since they're not allowed to do that, of course, really suspect something neurological or chemical imbalance, based on their experience in dealing with tons of kids and seeing lots of things over the years. Of course they're not trying to diagnose, just telling me that they really think the things he does are beyond his control. The counsellor recommends me taking him to his pediatrician and when I told her I didn't have much luck there before, she told me to specifically request a school problem assessment and she says that usually gets them acting quickly. Sure enough, we were given an appointment for Monday morning.
The bad part is that Tyler's dad is completely against taking him to the doc. He fully believes he just needs counselling to help him learn how to behave. Counselling won't hurt, so I'm just taking both routes. He'll set up whatever he can do through his employer. I've told him about the doc appt in case he wants to come, but he has no interest in being there since he doesn't agree.
But at least we have the ball rolling. Wish me luck please!And now I need to get it out of my head for the next few days and not think about it until his appointment Monday.
There's always one!!
I'll fix that by answering ONE question . . . 6' 1"
The visit at Tyler's school. His teacher provided me with a list of behaviors she sees him do. I met with the school counsellor (a social worker). They both, while being careful not to diagnose, since they're not allowed to do that, of course, really suspect something neurological or chemical imbalance, based on their experience in dealing with tons of kids and seeing lots of things over the years. Of course they're not trying to diagnose, just telling me that they really think the things he does are beyond his control. The counsellor recommends me taking him to his pediatrician and when I told her I didn't have much luck there before, she told me to specifically request a school problem assessment and she says that usually gets them acting quickly. Sure enough, we were given an appointment for Monday morning.
The bad part is that Tyler's dad is completely against taking him to the doc. He fully believes he just needs counselling to help him learn how to behave. Counselling won't hurt, so I'm just taking both routes. He'll set up whatever he can do through his employer. I've told him about the doc appt in case he wants to come, but he has no interest in being there since he doesn't agree.
But at least we have the ball rolling. Wish me luck please!
I love the massage chair with the heat on in the winter. Also, I love a French manicure on my toes in the summer. In the winter, I tend to go for the more bold reds. If you don't like colors, go for the French manicure, it looks very natural.
Hi birkner
Me too - I love a French manicure on my toes when I go on holiday, wedding, etc. and I will have it done before the next Cruise in May 08
I had false nails done last time on Med Cruise and I don't think I will do it again because I don't like it as I chip three nails and cannot get book on the beauty while on the Cruise. I don't think I do it again and doing my own nails next Cruise.
Scottishwee35
The bad part is that Tyler's dad is completely against taking him to the doc. He fully believes he just needs counselling to help him learn how to behave. Counselling won't hurt, so I'm just taking both routes. He'll set up whatever he can do through his employer. I've told him about the doc appt in case he wants to come, but he has no interest in being there since he doesn't agree.
But at least we have the ball rolling. Wish me luck please!
