Unlike most children, Lonnie's greatest joy on Halloween is giving rather than receiving. She loves to hand out candy to all the trick or treaters, tell them how great their costume is and to point out the happy-faced jack-o-lantern she helped prepare. She always wants a costume for the school activities. This year she decided on a Veterinarian. I think it turned out pretty well.
I was surprised that she wore the hat. Normally, she will not tolerate a hat or hairband, but this was part of the costume and she actually wanted to wear it.
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Monday, November 1, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
Halloween is coming!
So, Lonnie has decided that this year her costume choice is a veterinarian. So far I have found pink scrubs, a white lab coat and a stethoscope. She insists that there must be a hypodermic needle and tongue depressor (where does she get these ideas?). I have found some possibilities on line and I think I will be able to round out the accessories in time. This is definitely easier than finding all the parts of the Minnie Mouse costume last year!
School is going okay (I think). At least I have not had any notes from her teachers. One of them did call me and said she was doing okay. The main battle right now is getting her to do homework. She is insistent that school work only be done at school.
Lonnie has recently started hanging out with a girl who lives on our block. She is two years younger and they seem to get along well. I hope they continue to play together - Lonnie really needs the experience of being with other children outside of school - in unstructured time.
School is going okay (I think). At least I have not had any notes from her teachers. One of them did call me and said she was doing okay. The main battle right now is getting her to do homework. She is insistent that school work only be done at school.
Lonnie has recently started hanging out with a girl who lives on our block. She is two years younger and they seem to get along well. I hope they continue to play together - Lonnie really needs the experience of being with other children outside of school - in unstructured time.
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