Well I've got to the middle of it in one piece. A long day on Monday with a Parent Feedback Day at the Civic Centre, following which I have hastily put together a bid for funding. Getting frustrated that frontline work is getting pushed to one side in order to help the local authority meet their obligations.
Other highlights so far: a third meeting with someone to tell them the same thing all over again - they finally got it; an on-off meeting that was finally on - at 8pm I'm not at my best; a trip to Tesco after the 8pm meeting; a seven year-old who really thinks he should be in Cubs now and not boring old Beavers; booking tickets for Hannah Montana with my five-year-old and her overflowing anticipation; getting soaked and frozen in the rain on Tuesday - I do love those silver sandals; a minuscule ham and tomato sandwich in the pub at the top of Church Street, a picnic lunch with my DH by the river today watching the black swan; and, someone telling me that PiT was a part of their family (aww).
About Me
- Motherboard
- London, United Kingdom
- Karen Adams is part of Parents in Touch, an organisation that supports disabled children and their families. She is married and has four children: two boys and two girls, the eldest of whom is a 15 year old boy with autism.
PiT
the swan gliding across the pond whilst Motherboard's feet paddle furiously