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Sep. 5th, 2007 04:14 pmThe boys started school yesterday. Zack had a great day, no problems. Petey, as expected, had a much harder time understanding the school routine. He's at a disadvantage from the other kids his age, having missed public school kindergarten. However, he seems to have an awesome teacher (if I can go by my first impressions) and I think she will be willing to work with us to help him learn how to act in school. We've been exchanging emails, which I'll put behind the cut for anyone who's interested.
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He didn't even mention the crying-lost incident to me. What he tells me is stuff like a kid in his class wore the same shirt today that he wore yesterday. I went to the library today and checked out some self-help parenting books. Even while I know I will read them and try and implement some ideas, I'm thinking to myself "what makes these people any more qualified than the next person when it comes to parenting?" I wish there was some perfect guide. One of the books is called "My Quirky Child." The title caught my attention, I don't know if it will be helpful...I would use quirky to describe Petey, though.
Josh and I are enjoying our time together. Yesterday we went to McDonalds together (a mistake it turned out because all the high school kids were there taking off-campus lunch. Apparently they don't care that they are sitting next to a 3 year old kid, they going to say f--- as much as they want...which is practically every other word.), the park, Wal-Mart and to get him a haircut. We also took a nap together. It was such a laid back, do what we want day. I loved it, and so did he. Today was more of a organize-this-messy-house day.
Lastly, Chris taught his first day of class today. He was nervous, but I must say he looked good in his professorial attire (no tweed jackets with elbow patches for my man!) Still no luck on the car search. I think we're taking a couple weeks off. That's it.
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He didn't even mention the crying-lost incident to me. What he tells me is stuff like a kid in his class wore the same shirt today that he wore yesterday. I went to the library today and checked out some self-help parenting books. Even while I know I will read them and try and implement some ideas, I'm thinking to myself "what makes these people any more qualified than the next person when it comes to parenting?" I wish there was some perfect guide. One of the books is called "My Quirky Child." The title caught my attention, I don't know if it will be helpful...I would use quirky to describe Petey, though.
Josh and I are enjoying our time together. Yesterday we went to McDonalds together (a mistake it turned out because all the high school kids were there taking off-campus lunch. Apparently they don't care that they are sitting next to a 3 year old kid, they going to say f--- as much as they want...which is practically every other word.), the park, Wal-Mart and to get him a haircut. We also took a nap together. It was such a laid back, do what we want day. I loved it, and so did he. Today was more of a organize-this-messy-house day.
Lastly, Chris taught his first day of class today. He was nervous, but I must say he looked good in his professorial attire (no tweed jackets with elbow patches for my man!) Still no luck on the car search. I think we're taking a couple weeks off. That's it.