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David started school today. Yep. you read it right, and it wasn’t home school. He was accepted yesterday into a day program in the city near where our home is. actually, it is about 50 miles from here. So far so good, had a solid first day. How long will the honeymoon last? Don’t know, but we will enjoy it while it lasts. Tweet #fighting4answrs
Maybe my stint in the Marine Corps has warped my perspective on what constitutes bad language. But I found the story of an Oklahoma high-school valedictorian whose diploma was withheld by the school principal because the girl “cursed” absolutely outrageous. Kaitlin Nootbaar, 18, was giving a speech to the Prague, OK, high school class of 2012 and talked about the difficulty she was having setting on a career choice. “How the hell do I know? I’ve changed my mind so many time,” she said. According to her father, Kaitlin(who graduated with a 4.0 average) was referencing the book, Eclipse–volume three in The Twilight Saga series. In the movie, there’s a scene that takes place at a high school graduation, and one of the characters–also talking about career choices says this: “When we were five, they asked us what we we, theranted to be when we grew up. Our answers were
well, after being largely awake the last two and a half days, the kids start school today. Even David. Yesterday we got a call from the Superintendent indicating that if we got all of the paperwork in, David could start the day school program at the residential facility that we applied to for long term placement. So the school district hired a driver. It is almost 60 miles one way to the school. The Superintendent is even riding along this first day. I told my wife that after I catch up on my sleep, I will get busy on my projects. First is a website for Family Voices of North Dakota. I have to get that done. Plus I have some stuff to do around the house. But first, a little rest. Cheers! Tweet #fighting4answrs