Maybe they afraid to lose their job. Have to be strict!!
Oh well we never heard about kids running about as we are deaf - we are stone asleep
Okay have a fun this weekend and I wish I jump the airline and flight to LA now. As I am so miserable with everything come once.
Would you pay me flight
Goodnight and have a fun now
Scottishwee35
I would have a drink with you if you weren't going to bed.
Hey Kelly... at the store in Tomorrowland... I got a Minnie Princess Lea!!!
I used to read soooo much, but haven't for years. I used to get into a book and nothing ever got done!!!(Now I do this and nothing ever gets done!!).
Holly, you've already gotten lots of feedback on this, but I want to add my 2 cents. Speaking as a former first grade teacher (15 years), the first few days of school, going from Kind. to first grade, is a very big adjustment. Lots of kids go through a rough patch. It's understandable that for you and with Tyler's history you'd be concerned. Tyler is facing what all the other kids are facing and he has the additional challenge of his disabilities added to that. Hopefully things will smooth out soon. If not, it will be different than last year because now he's been identified and he'll get the help he needs. Bless you, you've had your hands full for so long. I can't imagine how difficult it would be to parent a special needs child, but I've observed many, many parents doing it. Remember that you're not alone in this now, you have the school and Tyler's doctor with you, and even his dad, it sounds like he's trying. My experience has been that dads often have a harder time accepting their kids' difficulties, even under the best of circumstances. Hang in there!
Here's my mini-saga:
I got my car insurance renewal yesterday. Because of my accident my rates went from $900+/year to $2600+ a year!!! And they were supposedly giving me a break!
My agent said she was going to shop around for something better!
Ken or Shannon, I can't find your email to send you the invite & invitation to the party - thought you'd like to know.
I just called Ian, they should be here by now, but couldn't reach them. It is 95 degrees in Anaheim today.
Do what I do listen to an audio book while you dis... of course, you may mix up the stories a little. I'm listening to Twilight the teen vampire story and I'm not sure if Monica just was bitten or if my lead character is having migraines.
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I've had strange dreams like this.
Holy crap, that's enough crap to bring on a migraine! What's up with all this stuff at once? Really cruddy about the fingerprinting ordeal and the phone & tv issues and mean lady and holding forever on the phone. I hope it all gets worked out for you soon! Good grief!
Wow, that would be a really hard job.
But also very rewarding.
Wow.First grade is hard. Just ask Brooke, she's sleeping again and has been for an hour and today was a half day
Thanks Cheri, that really helps!Holly, you've already gotten lots of feedback on this, but I want to add my 2 cents. Speaking as a former first grade teacher (15 years), the first few days of school, going from Kind. to first grade, is a very big adjustment. Lots of kids go through a rough patch. It's understandable that for you and with Tyler's history you'd be concerned. Tyler is facing what all the other kids are facing and he has the additional challenge of his disabilities added to that. Hopefully things will smooth out soon. If not, it will be different than last year because now he's been identified and he'll get the help he needs. Bless you, you've had your hands full for so long. I can't imagine how difficult it would be to parent a special needs child, but I've observed many, many parents doing it. Remember that you're not alone in this now, you have the school and Tyler's doctor with you, and even his dad, it sounds like he's trying. My experience has been that dads often have a harder time accepting their kids' difficulties, even under the best of circumstances. Hang in there!
I guess I really am just worried about a repeat of last year. You made good points and I appreciate the input. I'm actually going to share your words with his dad too to help ease his mind as well (but of course, not the mention of his dad).
HOLY COW, that's absolutely insane!Gayleen,
What a saga! No wonder you have a backache! I got one just reading it, especially the part about trying to get your refund. Grrrrrrrr!!! Dealing with that stuff is exhausting!
Good luck with the job thing. Big decision for you!
Here's my mini-saga:
I got my car insurance renewal yesterday. Because of my accident my rates went from $900+/year to $2600+ a year!!! And they were supposedly giving me a break!
My agent said she was going to shop around for something better!
Ok... I'm now officially depressed...
BOTH properties at the lake that I had my eye on are both gone...
But you still have all of us!
I'm hoping for that... I really am... It just seems like everytime I get an in... I get out...
. It is 95 degrees in Anaheim today.
What's back to school night? Is it sort of like conferences or just a chance for the parents to meet the teachers?
. I was Brooke's last year but for some reason there is too many people willing to help in kinder and not enough in the upper grades. I think parents start slacking NO...you simply must do something about that, OK? Got any connections? I'll put my mom to work on it...she usually 'takes care of' vacation weather for us.
Gotta head out soon and get my pedicure......
Insurance companies have leaning heavy on credit scores to set their rates for many years. At least here in Michigan. Not sure if it's a nationwide thing or not.I've never heard that before. Maybe the rate went up because it is a newer car
