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Gee, dino, do try to keep cool! There must be a shaded place receiving beach breezes for you to rest in.
GMo, still have my for Sammi to be found!

Marvellous what you can do when there is no one around...LOL

Ahhhh Shosho your still here.

1:37, everyone.

You must have to keep a very close eye on your mother, Shosho, when you take her to visit your friends who have fish tanks! Splash! Slurp! Gulp!

Hi everyone! Just a quick fly by...I haven't had time to go back and read previous posts. We've been doing the "touristy" thing with the Texas family. A couple of days in D.C., today, a tour of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. It's the same old story. You live near these wonderful More...

Time for an avatar change!

2:28 made a couple of mistakes and had to re-do them. Perhaps if I turned the light on or opened the blind I could see what I am doing.
Good morning all. I'm year of the Rat! No comment please.

Nibble, nibble ...

Oh no, Judy! My mother would have asked for a sharp knife and a chopping board. She would have neatly cut and neatly arranged the fillets sushi style!!!

Debby - you'd better get over to Greg's place, he's about to have a cheese (sorry, no mushrooms) omelette for supper.

I'm right on the border between the Year Of The Horse and the Year Of The Sheep. I think I'm a couple of days into the year.

Morning! Nice day here in Canberra, and I'm taking it easy.

Big hugs to you and your family, Glenn,

Hoping you find Sammi soon, Mo.

Heidi, was it a sheep, leap, year?

Mr P had 2 aunts die over Christmas. They lived in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, where he was born. His mum was the youngest of 6 sisters. Whe was the first to die of all of them, and these 2 were the last. They were the eldest (96) and second youngest (84). I am so glad I urged him to take leave at the More...

Also, Better into the Sheep year, than the Sheep Dip...

I Think I've got a case of "foot in mouth" disease.

2.45

Good morning all.
Checked in for news of Sammi - still none - fingers still crossed Mo.

Jerry, pass the tissues please!!!

Rena, I said I was sorry

Glenn, blessings to you. Your father is being lovingly thought of all over the world.

Mo, I am doing what dino suggested and am sending Sammi loving and calming thoughts, in the hopes that he will walk in any minute.

CP, you were wise to suggest hubby look in on his family. No regrets.

Gail, Ya mean they're all gone? OK.......

Thanks mate

Oh good! It's nearly 5., (1700hrs). A whole day wasted, waiting, in vain, for a "call back" from Logitech customer support.

I can hear it --- --- calling to me...

No worries.........

I am a you know.

Glenn: Keeping you and yours in my thoughts and prayers.

In re: the weather. I took off from work Monday so I could spend the day in the Everglades. It was nippy for my taste so I dressed in layers. . .
and layers. . . long sleeve t-shirt, sweater
and + layers. . . hoodie on top of the third shirt
As I walked up to the Royal Palm boardwalk I More...

We had a lovely ceremony for my dad today. "Taps" brought a tear to our eyes and the Air Force honor guard was very sharp. It was the most impressive cemetery I have ever seen. 516 acres of perfectly manicured and maintained grounds. Rest in peace, dad...

Hi everyone,
its been a busy year for me, with my eldest daughter. we [her Kindy teacher & I] have been working closely together as she wasn't settling at school a number of behaviour issues. We finally saw a Paediatrician who diagnosed her with ADD. Now she's on medication life with her More...

Oh, Zoki, I worked with a child and his parents one year to get his medication at the right dosage. That semester had its up and down but starting the second semester we got him on the smallest dosage that was effective for him. He wasn't a little angel but at least he could hang onto his own More...

This year I have a student for whom any amount of medication wasn't working for him. Even the smallest amount turned him into a zombie. I told the mother that I would rather have to deal with him bouncing off the walls but learning instead of a stoned kid. He still doesn't do a lot of work but enough to let me know for certain that he is learning. BTW he got 93% on his district quarterly test!

shosho she is on the lowest dosage,we still have some moments but its easier to control and she actually listens also she calms down a lot quicker now.

Each case is different and each child has different needs. Some need medication and it makes a world of difference for that child when he/she finds that he/she can accomplish work with pride. For others medication doesn't do a bit of good and merely makes the child a zombie. Parents, teachers, doctors, and students need to work together to make sure the right treatment is given.

Good, Zoki! But check every year because your child is growing and with her body changes, her needs changes. You'll always have those moments but what child doesn't have those moments??? That's normal. What's important is that she is happier with herself. The first student has gone on to More...

The second child, I and my partner teacher are thinking of changing his schedule to see if we can make him more effectively learning. He has problems with language arts so we're going to start him with that subject while he's alert and I will have him for math and science in the last half of the day (his favorite subjects) when he winds down.