'Sleeper'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Gud, in this concern of you getting more sleep, does it ever come up if the DW can take some of the stuff off your plate? Or is her plate full as well?
There are some depression issues, so she can get overwhelmed pretty easily, especially dealing with the kids. It gets complicated.
Casper's in K (just turned 5) and happy, although I am wondering how challenged she is. She is also a not super-motivated one - likes coloring and art projects but rushes through work she's not interested in. We get our first reports next week, so I am hoping to know more then.
Casper's in K (just turned 5) and happy, although I am wondering how challenged she is.
Challenge has been the primary concern with school, especially with Leif. The principal has been really willing to work with us though.
No, no, no! Not on my birthday! (averts gaze from Trudy)
::glares at September 15th::
Don't worry, if it happens you can join our club. We don't have any dues and people will buy you alcohol.
Speaking of kids, I should mentions some books for other b.org kids.
Leif, 6, has been really enjoying reading The Riot Brothers books by Mary Amato. He also really likes the Horace Splattly books by Lawrence David. He's read Scooby Doo, Baily School Kids, Magic Tree House, and A-Z Mystery books, but they haven't got him reading the way those other books have.
Emaryn, 9, is a reading machine, but she is an Artemis Fowl fangirl. She's reading another Eoin Colfer book right now as well, Benny and Babe, and enjoying that. She also really likes the Dear America series of historical fiction books, and all the various Laura Ingels Wilder books. Right now she's usually reading one book intermingled with re-reading an Artemis Fowl book.
What? FEMA incompetent? Finger-pointing? I am shocked.
No Way! I'm shocked as well.
Note to Buffista parents:
Do not, under any circumstances, let your 9 year old read Les Miserables, or to your 12 year old to read To The Lighthouse, no matter how advanced you think they might be.
Regards,
Read-A-Lot-Daughter-Of-Librarian-Who-Got-Burned
Gud, has Emaryn read Caddie Woodlawn? It's a fiesty, pioneer girl book set here in Wisconsin. One of my FAVORITES when I was 9. (Still is, actually.)
No, I'll have to see if the library has it. I've marked the post for a library lookup tonight.