Ah, School. . . :)
Okay, I feel bad. I was so excited when school started this week. Part of it is just so I can relax without having to have my radar up for noises that indicate destructive behavior in one of my children.
I don't have to keep my radar tuned to a door opening or the bathroom flooding. It's great!
I miss my kids!
I know this is good for all of us but I think I am suffering from a little withdrawal. Of course, it doesn't help that Peter was crying when I dropped him off this morning. (He had to wear of shirt and he's in a I-hate-shirts stage with his sensitivity issues.) Both boys are in school three days a week so I'm hoping to use the time to complete writing projects I want to do and have promised to do.
And I'm hoping that if Peter has to wear a shirt every day, he'll be back in them in time for cold weather.
Nathan barely glanced back at me when I dropped him off. His teacher said he did well yesterday but he didn't want to do anything they asked him to do (typical Nathan). He's in a whole-language class meaning that the teacher uses grammatically correct sign language for just about everything she says. He'll probably come home using signs I've never seen before.
I don't have to keep my radar tuned to a door opening or the bathroom flooding. It's great!
I miss my kids!
I know this is good for all of us but I think I am suffering from a little withdrawal. Of course, it doesn't help that Peter was crying when I dropped him off this morning. (He had to wear of shirt and he's in a I-hate-shirts stage with his sensitivity issues.) Both boys are in school three days a week so I'm hoping to use the time to complete writing projects I want to do and have promised to do.
And I'm hoping that if Peter has to wear a shirt every day, he'll be back in them in time for cold weather.
Nathan barely glanced back at me when I dropped him off. His teacher said he did well yesterday but he didn't want to do anything they asked him to do (typical Nathan). He's in a whole-language class meaning that the teacher uses grammatically correct sign language for just about everything she says. He'll probably come home using signs I've never seen before.
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Laura