That's not your fault. Clowns deserve it.
My boys were growing up at the beginning of the internet thing, so I was lucky that I didn't have as much to worry about. {{{HUGS}}}
My favorite game was Simon Says with the disc that lit up buttons you had to remember and do back. I'd never in my wildest imagination I didn't know how bad the internet, mainly social media, would be for young kids. The prime breeding ground for sicko's to come out of the woodwork and jerks be even more of a jerk because they can hide behind the computer screen now. Sometimes the internet is NOT always a good thing. Morgan is no longer allowed, for quite a time now, facebook. She wasn't supposed to have twitter or anything else that may possibly involve socializing in an imaginary chat room. I think I've got all of them blocked now. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, gmail chat, chatting of any kind, and I'm sure I'm missing something. She's got only the computer and can only go to you tube and minecraft on it. Everything else is blocked. And then when she's done for the day we open the keylogging software and see check it.
Don't plan on much today except housework. I need to call the place that sharpened my blades and scissors the other day. They brought me the rest of my stuff I also ordered from him but I have not paid for it. He just left it anyway even though I wasn't there at the time and it's $80 worth of stuff. I've got to call and pay him today. I also need to register Alex for the SAT. Again. Remember last time we paid $60 for him to go take it and he froze up and wouldn't go in the room. This time he is paying for it and he better go in there and take that test. The doctor is pushing for him to try to get a job at Publix and he told me that there are many people with special needs that work for them and they work with you to make it work. He said that he know several people that have been there 10 years or more and have been successful at working. *sigh* I want to give him the opportunity to pursue what he wants to do before I resign to having him bag groceries the rest of his life. Not that there's anything wrong with grocery baggers. Hope that doesn't offend anyone. The doctor insists that he won't be able to handle a full time regular job. We'll see. He's done many things that the doctors said he wouldn't be able to do since he was 3. Anywho, hope everyone day goes good.
Tiff, also consider Goodwill for Alex. I know around here they hire people with special needs, so they could be quite accommodating.I'm off from work today and hubby came home from work this morning!
Dodnt think of that . Thanks . I'll look into it and ask the vocational rehab case worker too.
