its his life isnt it - no.2
its been a while since I posted. Just found out that my gorgeous klaktu is an lj-er too yay! :-D
Its been a fairly good week with my son actually endeavouring to get up for himself and making an effort and being at school on time 3 out of 4 days this week which is a significant improvement that was badly needed due to his status in regards to failing subjects - altho he still has a bit of a way to go imho he is still very much laid back and doesnt like thinking ahead at all - its all on the spur of the moment and I undetrstand that as I like to be easy going yet spontaneous too. How much do I do ? It is his life not mine but I dont want to see him wreck his life. On the other hand its annoying getting up and finding him refusing to go to school. But I understand his frustration when he when he would rather be doing a circus degree. Of course NICA (National Institute of Circus Arts)has pointed out that VCE would be a feather in his cap. The BA of Circus Arts is not all physical training there is an academic component too. Yes it is his life and its frustrating to see him lose sight of the bigger picture and I know its normal for a guy of his age to be like he is. Yet he is quite fortunate - he does know what he wants to do, he just cant do it quite just yet and he is very much an active person this choice of career is a good one - he would really hate being in an office or or a factory. I know he will come good, he will learn when he needs to. Its just frustrating to watch from the sidelines.
Its been a fairly good week with my son actually endeavouring to get up for himself and making an effort and being at school on time 3 out of 4 days this week which is a significant improvement that was badly needed due to his status in regards to failing subjects - altho he still has a bit of a way to go imho he is still very much laid back and doesnt like thinking ahead at all - its all on the spur of the moment and I undetrstand that as I like to be easy going yet spontaneous too. How much do I do ? It is his life not mine but I dont want to see him wreck his life. On the other hand its annoying getting up and finding him refusing to go to school. But I understand his frustration when he when he would rather be doing a circus degree. Of course NICA (National Institute of Circus Arts)has pointed out that VCE would be a feather in his cap. The BA of Circus Arts is not all physical training there is an academic component too. Yes it is his life and its frustrating to see him lose sight of the bigger picture and I know its normal for a guy of his age to be like he is. Yet he is quite fortunate - he does know what he wants to do, he just cant do it quite just yet and he is very much an active person this choice of career is a good one - he would really hate being in an office or or a factory. I know he will come good, he will learn when he needs to. Its just frustrating to watch from the sidelines.