Margali's Griffin Wood Ranch

[Margali]

Alexander is my oldest and has no sheep and nothing to do with the animals. So he gets paid for helping me with the farm stuff. Cassandra get paid only if it’s something for main flock instead of her sheep.

They all have set house & home acre chores. They get minimal allowance if they do their chores and good grades. I’m trying to keep farm stuff separate because it’s my project mainly.

 

[Ridgetop]

He needs to get interested in the sheep - save you some $$$! LOL

 

[rachels.haven]

I want to know how in the Fnugg Blue do you lose a tuba mouthpiece-I mean, accidentally throwing it at someone I understand, but misplace? (and I'm sorry!)

 

[Ridgetop]

Possibly under his bed along with a multitude of other stuff. I think the stuff under my 12 year olds' beds used to mutiply on its own.

My chidren and grandchildren were able to lose anytning. Even with their names on it. It is the grade school child's Super Power!

 

[Margali]

I want to know how in the Fnugg Blue do you lose a tuba mouthpiece-I mean, accidentally throwing it at someone I understand, but misplace? (and I'm sorry!)

He can’t take tuba on bus so he has one that stays at school and one at home. So mouthpiece goes back and forth in case in backpack.

Also, he’s on autism spectrum and has some executive function issues. He “glitches” and skips a step like rinsing the soap out of cup he washing before pouring his drink.

 

[Ridgetop]

If he glitched at home then you will find it, if at school, probably not unless it is in the music room. Did you send a note to the teacher asking if it was found? Keeping up with LD GLITCHES in Learning Disabled kids takes a tremendous amount of time! I have 3 LD sons and youngest daughter - all grown and capable now. Oldest daughter is OCD - what a bunch. Luckily I can laugh about it now but probably the reason I am on Prozac and occasional tranquilizers. My dogs keep me sane.

 

[rachels.haven]

He can’t take tuba on bus so he has one that stays at school and one at home. So mouthpiece goes back and forth in case in backpack.

Also, he’s on autism spectrum and has some executive function issues. He “glitches” and skips a step like rinsing the soap out of cup he washing before pouring his drink.

Aww. My brother used to keep his in a long tube sock and he'd tie it to stuff do he wouldn't leave it anywhere. Not sure that's useful here for him. They are clunky things. Good luck.

 

[Margali]

@Ridgetop We looked everywhere at home, at school, and asked bus company. After 2 weeks of using a loaner, we gave up and bought another one. So the first is due to show up any day now.
That is why the new one has an apple air tag on it. We can play fox hunt to find it.

 

[Baymule]

At the height of crazy, when you think you can’t take another moment of insanity, just take a deep breath. These are wonderful years, segments of your life that provide family stories to tell at the dinner table. The worse it is now, the funnier it is later.

 

[Margali]

Yesterday was a fun dinner at Aunt Jodi’s. Today, is sadder and lower key. We are visiting Alijah’s bio-dad who is dealing end stage cancer. We aren’t sure how many more visits we will get with “Old Guy”.