oh robin i know exactly how you feel, been there soooo many times, don't stress about it and do like i do take things away that means something to him and keep it up and see what happens..the best to you my friend....silvia. p/s, i guess not getting the puppy eh?
oh no! say it isn't so!! oh please say he'll get a second chance!?! he IS still doing better with the other teachers.. yeah, i'm pleading his case. LOL i understand your frustration.. hang in there!
Tracie....That's something I am working on for my 100th post. I accidentally hit "publish" last night when I was working on it. I still have a TON left to do on it, so it will be a couple of days. I will have one more post, and then I will post that one.
Sounds just like my youngest when he was growing up. You just have to keep at it and love him even more. Just a social butterfly and wants to share. lol Thanks for stopping by and as always your great comments. Hugs, Marty
Whoop! Whoop! Whoop! I can post again! I have been reading and following along but just couldn't say anything. Do you know how hard it is for me to be quiet around here? Sooooo glad I can yak again. :-D
Thanks Barb! I had no idea anyone was having trouble posting! I haven't changed anything since I set the blog up, so I don't know what's wrong! Well, it's all good now!
Having raised two sons I can assure you Jameson is as normal as it gets. Most six year olds are chatterboxes with short attention spans. If his teacher realizes and compliments him on being "creative," then it's up to her/him to be just as creative in dealing with his personality.I'm not "blaming" the teacher, just suggesting looking for alternatives. Three weeks of good behaviour is a milestone. Those milestones will keep coming, so don't get your knickers in a twist. P.S. Maybe Jameson realized he'd have a lot less responsibility with his "borrowed" dogs. LOL
I am a small-town, Southern gal. I have been married to the love of my life for 24 years, and have four wonderful kids...a 21 y.o. daughter and a 10 y.o. son, and also a son and a daughter already in Heaven. We are members of The Church of Christ and are trying to raise our children to be faithful followers of Christ. I am a phone triage nurse for a busy OB/GYN office near Atlanta, but spend most of my time at home in Alabama with my family. We have just built a house after living in our "starter home" for twenty years. We did a lot of the work ourselves, and still have a TON of work to do.
I love to be "crafty", but am often guilty of buying all of the supplies to make something, and just never finishing it. "Not finishing things" seems to be a theme with me, hence the word "Slacker" in my blog title. I am hoping this little blog will motivate me to complete the tasks I've started!
oh robin i know exactly how you feel, been there soooo many times, don't stress about it and do like i do take things away that means something to him and keep it up and see what happens..the best to you my friend....silvia.
ReplyDeletep/s, i guess not getting the puppy eh?
I am right there with you Robin. Sighhhhhhh
ReplyDeleteoh no! say it isn't so!! oh please say he'll get a second chance!?! he IS still doing better with the other teachers.. yeah, i'm pleading his case. LOL i understand your frustration.. hang in there!
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Tracie
hey, just tried to click on your other post.. and it won't come up. :(
ReplyDeleteTracie....That's something I am working on for my 100th post. I accidentally hit "publish" last night when I was working on it. I still have a TON left to do on it, so it will be a couple of days. I will have one more post, and then I will post that one.
ReplyDeleteSounds just like my youngest when he was growing up. You just have to keep at it and love him even more. Just a social butterfly and wants to share. lol Thanks for stopping by and as always your great comments. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWhoop! Whoop! Whoop! I can post again! I have been reading and following along but just couldn't say anything. Do you know how hard it is for me to be quiet around here? Sooooo glad I can yak again. :-D
ReplyDeleteThanks Barb! I had no idea anyone was having trouble posting! I haven't changed anything since I set the blog up, so I don't know what's wrong!
ReplyDeleteWell, it's all good now!
WOOOOO HOOOOO!
Having raised two sons I can assure you Jameson is as normal as it gets. Most six year olds are chatterboxes with short attention spans. If his teacher realizes and compliments him on being "creative," then it's up to her/him to be just as creative in dealing with his personality.I'm not "blaming" the teacher, just suggesting looking for alternatives. Three weeks of good behaviour is a milestone. Those milestones will keep coming, so don't get your knickers in a twist.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Maybe Jameson realized he'd have a lot less responsibility with his "borrowed" dogs. LOL
Look at all that money he saved you by not having to buy dog food and vet bills! If that makes it better, lol.
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