Oliver's IEP went very well -- he has moderate visual and auditory learning disabilities, and his school is extraordinary. I really didn't even need the ice-cream cone.
Sophie's IEP is next week, and I'll need to armor myself. This is how I'll feel, probably, when it begins:
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| photo via Matador Abroad |
Or maybe like this:
Of course, if I have the right attitude, I should look like this:
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| photo by Alain Delorme |
Stay tuned.
Oh my. Oh dear. Oh, honey.
ReplyDeleteThere really has to be a better way to prepare ...
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you have two. You really do get a double-double when it's all done.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you didn't "need" the ice cream, but splurging on a small diet coke is just sad.
ReplyDeleteI love these visuals - thank you for the smiles!
ReplyDeleteP.S.: my word verification is "Assout." Seriously! Not "Peace Out," but "Assout." ;)
I don't get that flower photo. How is that even possible, with that kind of weight distribution? Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteThe bricks are pretty great, though. That just shows real ability to work with what you have, doesn't it?
I hope Sophie's IEP goes well!
Wonderful to hear about Oliver's IEP and I hope we'll see you cruising on a bike with flowers after Sophie's!
ReplyDeleteLet the games begin! Personally, I always feel like the guy with the bricks. This is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteIEPs make my head hurt - as a parent and as a teacher. Last night I sat down with a glass of wine and watched the movie "Monsieur Lazhar" - such a beautiful, evocative film of life in the classroom.
ReplyDeleteI'm just throwing that out as a suggestion, in case the diet coke, ice cream thing loses its allure.
Wishing you armfuls of flowers
ReplyDeleteSending light and love. And more ice cream.
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