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Well done Ceilidh!!! She sounds much like Dominik; flashes of brilliance - he explained to me what infinity meant the other day  but then his concentration goes right out the window when he has to read a simple line of text!I'm sure as she grows, and things grab her attention more and more she will develop a wonderful interest in learning - she comes across already, as a very bright little girl  |
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Thank you Yola. |
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I am a bit late joining had to take the pup (she is 3 but still my pup) to the vets she has a poorly ear again nothing serious. She got loads fuss while there she adores the vets all my lot have. Anyhow Donna what does your lad want to do when he leaves school does he have even a rough idea in his head...if so work towards that and see where he will feel most comfortable. Yola and Jac I have always thought brains/degrees/etc lovely things to have but common sense and a personality cannot be brought for any price. And the ability to get on with and talk to people is invaluable. And an imagination there is no greater thing. Hope everyone has had a good day. Karen |
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