There will be days when I will forget how bad things were. It’s like how people think their psychiatric meds are doing nothing, so they go off them. And then it’s bad.
I can already tell there’s gonna be a time like that for homeschooling.
The manic-depressives have to have a scrapbook of what went wrong — like all the sex partners they had during the last manic episode so they remember that mania is not going to feel as good as they think it might feel.
This post is my scrapbook.
It’s the math sheets my son did on his first days of school.
I called the school and said these are not appropriate for a kid who, according to their own tests, is doing math at a second or third grade level.
The school thought it was fine to give him these worksheets.
I want to remember how hard it must have been for my son to do math so far below him. I want to remember that he was so tuned out in this class that on the question that asked how many triangles are on the line, he colored in two and then wrote one.