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I dropped off the remaining wooden pieces from the indoor playset at the preschool. Now they won't be floating around in the back of my car any more!
T. had a half day, his swimming lesson, then came home to get the shorts he forgot for gymnastics.
It was back to school night at A.'s school, a Parents Only event. I sent R., and gave him the names of all the people he could try to meet. As expected, the school psychologist and aide were not there, but the classroom teacher and the woman who runs the intermediate resource room were there and R. was favorably impressed. R. is pretty sensitive to how awful the light has been in many of the kids' schools and especially in their resource rooms and other service delivery rooms (OT, speech, etc.). Like me, he was kinda blown away by how awesome the resource room is at McT.
A. is actually trying to eat lunch in the cafetorium. She wound up chased off by the smell of some food, but the aide and whoever else is working on this problem have managed to get her mostly adjusted to the noise level. Impressive accomplishment! I figured it was possible (she survives Disney just fine, including enjoying Chef Mickey's), but wasn't sure what would be involved in getting it to happen.
My G-ro order arrived. Lots and lots of organization built into the new bags. I'm impressed.
T. had a half day, his swimming lesson, then came home to get the shorts he forgot for gymnastics.
It was back to school night at A.'s school, a Parents Only event. I sent R., and gave him the names of all the people he could try to meet. As expected, the school psychologist and aide were not there, but the classroom teacher and the woman who runs the intermediate resource room were there and R. was favorably impressed. R. is pretty sensitive to how awful the light has been in many of the kids' schools and especially in their resource rooms and other service delivery rooms (OT, speech, etc.). Like me, he was kinda blown away by how awesome the resource room is at McT.
A. is actually trying to eat lunch in the cafetorium. She wound up chased off by the smell of some food, but the aide and whoever else is working on this problem have managed to get her mostly adjusted to the noise level. Impressive accomplishment! I figured it was possible (she survives Disney just fine, including enjoying Chef Mickey's), but wasn't sure what would be involved in getting it to happen.
My G-ro order arrived. Lots and lots of organization built into the new bags. I'm impressed.