Meet The Creature
Sep. 30th, 2005 07:03 pmHow I neglected to say this, I don't know, but on Wednesday when we went to Justin's Meet The Teacher Night... ::sigh:: I was so proud of him. He showed me his cubby and the different play and work stations around the classroom, then very proudly showed me the French board and named every single one of the colours and numbers on the board. And sang two little French songs.
My boy :)
His teacher, a wonderful lady who's the same teacher Daniel had in SK, remarked that he's very enthusiastic and very easy to teach. "A big difference from-" she nodded towards Daniel, being tactful even though Daniel as per usual was in his own little world.
"You don't say," I replied. What a shock.
"How's he doing at home?" she asked about Daniel.
"He's doing great - getting a lot done, seems pretty happy."
And she was very happy for him, and wished us all the best. And we chatted for a little bit about how odd it is, that two brothers can be so incredibly different. Justin is not the best-behaved kid at home. Put him in school, and he flourishes. Daniel is nothing but trouble at school. Leave him home, and he just glows.
Anyway. Break time's over. Going to help Daniel finish his French goal for the week, then dinner, then bed.
Edit:
sugarkane_59!! Got your card! Thanks! The kids were thrilled - they remembered your visit as the second time in a very short while that somebody Mama knew from the Internets came to our home and was three-dimensional ;)
And you're very welcome about the box, BTW. Glad it helped - and I hope your machine is functional :)
And say hi to
medee6040 for us all. Lj is just not the same without her presence.
My boy :)
His teacher, a wonderful lady who's the same teacher Daniel had in SK, remarked that he's very enthusiastic and very easy to teach. "A big difference from-" she nodded towards Daniel, being tactful even though Daniel as per usual was in his own little world.
"You don't say," I replied. What a shock.
"How's he doing at home?" she asked about Daniel.
"He's doing great - getting a lot done, seems pretty happy."
And she was very happy for him, and wished us all the best. And we chatted for a little bit about how odd it is, that two brothers can be so incredibly different. Justin is not the best-behaved kid at home. Put him in school, and he flourishes. Daniel is nothing but trouble at school. Leave him home, and he just glows.
Anyway. Break time's over. Going to help Daniel finish his French goal for the week, then dinner, then bed.
Edit:
And you're very welcome about the box, BTW. Glad it helped - and I hope your machine is functional :)
And say hi to
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Date: 2005-10-01 01:53 am (UTC)It's weird how kids raised in the same household by the same parents in the same span of time can be so incredibly different. My own brother and I are classic examples...never did understand siblings who were exactly alike. Strange people.
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Date: 2005-10-01 08:54 pm (UTC)Hee! Me too!
My own brother and I are classic examples...
Oh, yeah, from what you've said about him, you certainly seem to be.
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Date: 2005-10-01 04:38 am (UTC)Yeah, tell me about it! If I wasn't living under the same roof with her, I'd go bats.
And I'm glad you got the card!
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Date: 2005-10-01 08:48 am (UTC)This is the first time I've logged in since 9/5, and it feels *weird*. I probably won't try to catch up on a month's worth of stuff from everyone, but just try to stay current.
I am doing pretty okay, although not progressing as well as the physical therapists would like. I'll try to post a status report in the next couple of days. Slowly, I'm getting back to being myself - it's been a long and weird trip.
I miss you guys somethin' terrible. And if I didn't live with
xoxoxo
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Date: 2005-10-01 08:56 pm (UTC)Yaay! I'm so glad that's working out for both of you.
And yay for doing OK, even if you're not where the therapists would like.
Looking forward to hearing from you both, whenever you get around to it :)