LadyM, I was so happy to read about your progress in getting speech therapy both thru the school district and privately. That warms my heart that the school district was immediately helpful. I'm just assuming it is a smaller district and I may be wrong, but they seem more helpful than a large district.
Dgd5 is in kindergarten and still having trouble with her alphabet. Last week they notified dd2 that she will be receiving individual help for 30 minutes daily to work on this. I had read a school note that said that they wanted the kindergartners to know 15 letters of the alphabet by months end. Eeeek that is tomorrow. Dgd5 is so smart and it is puzzling how she is having trouble with the alphabet. I keep waiting for it to "click" for her.
Today dd2 and I were talking and she mentioned that our school district uses styrofoam plates and disposable eating utensils at all schools. That is over 5000 students a day for 180 school days. What a lot of waste. She asked dgd7 what they use at the small rural school they are attending. Metal eating utensils and trays. This school has just been a wonderful experience for both girls and they love it.
Dgd7 was sick today. Dgs12 had a football game, so I watched her, so dd2 could attend his game. I had intended to attend the game for the first time this season, but it was more important for dd2 to be there.
Harriet, dh is getting along well with his ankle. If he is tired or on his feet too much, he has a slight limp. Oct. 10, he has an appt. to get the long screw removed. The dr. is hoping this will give him more flexibility.
Today in the shower, I realized that my big toe and the next 2 toes were not bearing weight but raised. After 5 weeks of walking on my right heel with those toes raised, I guess it will take some time for them to return to normal.