I'm A Survivor

Forgot in my last entry!!! That night after the meeting, Brian came home from school and asked me ( I didn't say a word)!

"Mom what was dad pretending to be? Why was he acting like he still lived with us?"

 

OH and he went to his guidance counselor and he did put wood and metal shop into his schedule for next yr! I am so excited for him! I hope that he likes it.

It could open up doors for him, welding, carpentry.

I think he will enjoy wood shop! I hope he goes in with an open mind! Right now he thinks it is going to be to hard. I tell him he can't go in thinking like that!

I really hope he does keep an opened mind!

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• #4 Comment from emabecmar 
  4/13/08 11:30 AM | Permalink

  my nephews loved wood shop. they made cutting boards, shelves, toy boxes all kinds of things their mom proudly displays in her home. the oldest is now a contractor and builds homes. ((((((hugs)))))))
  Love,
  Cindy
• #3 Comment from nelishianatl 
  4/12/08 1:49 PM | Permalink

  It's not hard,  It's like playtime and free good grades.  This isn't history.  It's going to be fun.  He needs to know that.  Brian can't be fooled by his Dad's behavior.  Sharp guy.
  
  Nelishia
  http://journals.aol.com/nelishianatl/PRAYINGANDBELIEVING/
  
  
• #2 Comment from hugsdoodlewacky 
  4/12/08 11:04 AM | Permalink

  (((((((((((((((((((((((((HUGSTOYOU))))))))))))))))That sounds exciting about your Son taking thoes classes,I hope He enjoys them.
• #1 Comment from jfourb 
  4/12/08 2:00 AM | Permalink

  My son took wood shop (and metal) and he really liked it. He made some pretty cool things that I keep in the living for 'conversational pieces'. I know he is really proud of the work he did and I'm really proud of him. It did help open his eyes to the many other things he can do, as a job, as a hobby, whatever. That he enjoyed it makes it all that much sweeter. I really hope it is a positive influence on Brian too.
  
  Hugs,
  Julie