I did not ask him about Just Say No club. I can just picture his answer being "smoke'em if you got'em."
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Of course the answer came back "good" It took quite a bit of convicing to get him to agree that it was bad to be a bully.
We were riding in the car the other day and something about bullies came on the radio so I asked my son is it good or bad to be a bully.
We figure the more group settings with peers he can be involved in the better and hopefully he learns something in the process.
My son participated in 2 after school clubs during this past school year. No Bullies Club and Just Say No Club.
The lights controlled by 2 switches are not so bad but the 3 switch lights can get jumbled if we have been using them without him around.
Him “no the switches” while giving me the look his babysitter’s teenager gives when she believes her mom just said the dumbest thing ever.
Me “what are you doing” him “turning the light off.” me “but it was off and you turned it back on and off again”
Lights that are controlled by multiple switches all have to be in the off position when the light is off.
Although personally I thought the lawn mower was more affective at picking things up off of the floor . . . now if I could just find the cat
Who am I kidding, I was mess the whole time she was down. I never did find the pull start on the vacuum cleaner.
It took quite a while for my son to adjust to her being down for so long. He was off for over 2 weeks inculding 2 incidents at school.
