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Hello again. I am a bit less distressed than last time, so that's good news. Here's what's happening with Meghan (long story short). I heard from one of my friends that Meghan is able to see visitors, but that she has her good days and bad days and rarely wants to see any of us right now. This is totally understandable to me, as I probably wouldn't want to see people either. The good news is that she is out of critical and seems to be holding her own. I got some vague details about the doctors putting tubes in her, but that was all... So, when Meg moves back to her hometown and is ready to see me, I will go. It's just good to know that she's alive and that they're even talking about sending her back home at any point. So, well done Meg. Good girl.
As far as everything else is concerned, tutoring is going well. Sandra is fine... making a little progress. She likes to get off track a LOT, but that is to be expected I suppose; her attention span is a little short ;O) I have also come to realize that the book she picked from the summer reading list is WAY too difficult for her, but it's too late to do anything about it now. That was the book she chose and despite her lack of comprehension, she seems to be enjoying it. It's always amazing to me how some people can read a chapter of a book and not remember one thing that happened. But, oh well. The mind works in mysterious ways.
On another front, Logan and I are slowly moving our things down to Madison, as we have to be out of this apartment no later than July 31st. I've been ready to move for a very long time, so I'm pleased it's coming upon us quickly.
On yet another front, my cooperating teacher for the fall has yet to contact me about scheduling an interview. Blech.
Matthew, I got your message; I have been bad about letting that phone run dead recently. My apologies. We'll speak soon.
8:30 is too early to teach in the summertime. Ugh.
As far as everything else is concerned, tutoring is going well. Sandra is fine... making a little progress. She likes to get off track a LOT, but that is to be expected I suppose; her attention span is a little short ;O) I have also come to realize that the book she picked from the summer reading list is WAY too difficult for her, but it's too late to do anything about it now. That was the book she chose and despite her lack of comprehension, she seems to be enjoying it. It's always amazing to me how some people can read a chapter of a book and not remember one thing that happened. But, oh well. The mind works in mysterious ways.
On another front, Logan and I are slowly moving our things down to Madison, as we have to be out of this apartment no later than July 31st. I've been ready to move for a very long time, so I'm pleased it's coming upon us quickly.
On yet another front, my cooperating teacher for the fall has yet to contact me about scheduling an interview. Blech.
Matthew, I got your message; I have been bad about letting that phone run dead recently. My apologies. We'll speak soon.
8:30 is too early to teach in the summertime. Ugh.