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Exams and Tests
Jun. 16th, 2016 09:06 amCaroline is done with the education portion of 7th grade and is onto to the exam part. She had six exams spread over the next week and a half. Next Friday is the last day of school and she will then be on summer break.
Caroline her last day of classes for seventh grade and yes, she is getting tall.
(For the VI: this is Caroline standing in front of a tree in the yard. She had long brown hair. She is wearing pink sneakers, purple pants, a Marauder’s Map dress which is white with brown spots. She is holding her pink plaid lunch box in her right hand. On her back is her pink backpack. She has a necklace around her neck)
Peter went to see his nutritionist yesterday. He has lost more weight and his blood work keeps improving. He has stopped a couple of medications for diabetes because his blood sugar levels are normal for someone without diabetes even without those medications. The nutritionist switched up his diet a bit and we will see him next month.
I managed to put together six bodies over the past two days.
(For the VI: This is my ironing board with six puppet bodies on it. All have red mouths. The skin colors vary from left to right pink, brown, green, pink, pink, brown)
Next are faces and hair then clothing.
My hands have been challenging to say the least. I had one pretty good day and one bad day and I worked through both. The bad day included a lot of hand spasms which meant I was picking things up very carefully. I did lose my temper at one point and just tossing things all over my sewing table in frustration after a pile of stuff just fell onto the floor for no reason at all.
The cats are competing in the ‘how much stuff can we knock over’ game. I know that the thread is a natural for them but one of them tried to knock my computer off its table. Realized that she couldn’t but that didn’t mean she didn’t try. Puppet parts have been run off with too. I found their hiding places for them so that’s fine but it is a challenge none the less.
I am grateful for all that Caroline learned this year.
Caroline her last day of classes for seventh grade and yes, she is getting tall.
(For the VI: this is Caroline standing in front of a tree in the yard. She had long brown hair. She is wearing pink sneakers, purple pants, a Marauder’s Map dress which is white with brown spots. She is holding her pink plaid lunch box in her right hand. On her back is her pink backpack. She has a necklace around her neck)
Peter went to see his nutritionist yesterday. He has lost more weight and his blood work keeps improving. He has stopped a couple of medications for diabetes because his blood sugar levels are normal for someone without diabetes even without those medications. The nutritionist switched up his diet a bit and we will see him next month.
I managed to put together six bodies over the past two days.
(For the VI: This is my ironing board with six puppet bodies on it. All have red mouths. The skin colors vary from left to right pink, brown, green, pink, pink, brown)
Next are faces and hair then clothing.
My hands have been challenging to say the least. I had one pretty good day and one bad day and I worked through both. The bad day included a lot of hand spasms which meant I was picking things up very carefully. I did lose my temper at one point and just tossing things all over my sewing table in frustration after a pile of stuff just fell onto the floor for no reason at all.
The cats are competing in the ‘how much stuff can we knock over’ game. I know that the thread is a natural for them but one of them tried to knock my computer off its table. Realized that she couldn’t but that didn’t mean she didn’t try. Puppet parts have been run off with too. I found their hiding places for them so that’s fine but it is a challenge none the less.
I am grateful for all that Caroline learned this year.
