Well Michele and Greyson were left to their own devices today as I had signed up for a seminar with the Institute for Advanced Results. As far as I know they seemed to do fine. He said he had a great day at school and at the moment I have no reason to believe otherwise. I was at the seminar and it was great. Thank you KB for the opportunity to go. I really did not have the money to afford it but it definitely was worth the cost. Even if I did have to pinch some pennies. Funny how the message they gave follows right along with everything I am reading, studying ,or have run across in these past few months...do you think someone is trying to tell me something? haha...they basically in a nut shell said, "It's not the situations that the are presented to us but how we perceive and handle them that make our world." Choose you words wisely, work on communication as it is the key to successful relationships regardless of what kind, and remember...Everyone has a story so never be too quick to judge. Gotta love that. This company is in the coaching business if you will and they are phenomenal in my opinion. It's all so common sense but never easy to follow day to day. Problem is...we all need to follow along and try to improve ourselves. Life presents us with defining moments, that instant when a small event changes your life. Our lives are shaped by these miraculous moments and they always leave you with a gift...a lesson to take with you if you will. Don't miss these lessons...the can shape us into much better people spiritually, mentally, and physically. Well enough of my ranting. Greyson is having a great day with one exception. We lost our cat Carly today to old age. That poor cat was at least 23 to 25 years of age if not older. Greyson was upset and would not talk much about it. He wanted to be left alone. Kids like Greyson, Aspies, do not express feelings or emotions very well so things like that are hard on them. I hugged him alot and he just kept saying he wanted to get another kitty. He had tears in his eyes because Michele took him out to see Carly before she buried her. I hope he will be OK but we will see. our other cat Gabby seems a little out of sorts as well. It is very sad but we knew she would be going soon. She was so old and very feeble. Goodbye Carly, you will be missed in our family. We loved you tons...to the whole wide world to be exact.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Goodbye to Carly...
Well Michele and Greyson were left to their own devices today as I had signed up for a seminar with the Institute for Advanced Results. As far as I know they seemed to do fine. He said he had a great day at school and at the moment I have no reason to believe otherwise. I was at the seminar and it was great. Thank you KB for the opportunity to go. I really did not have the money to afford it but it definitely was worth the cost. Even if I did have to pinch some pennies. Funny how the message they gave follows right along with everything I am reading, studying ,or have run across in these past few months...do you think someone is trying to tell me something? haha...they basically in a nut shell said, "It's not the situations that the are presented to us but how we perceive and handle them that make our world." Choose you words wisely, work on communication as it is the key to successful relationships regardless of what kind, and remember...Everyone has a story so never be too quick to judge. Gotta love that. This company is in the coaching business if you will and they are phenomenal in my opinion. It's all so common sense but never easy to follow day to day. Problem is...we all need to follow along and try to improve ourselves. Life presents us with defining moments, that instant when a small event changes your life. Our lives are shaped by these miraculous moments and they always leave you with a gift...a lesson to take with you if you will. Don't miss these lessons...the can shape us into much better people spiritually, mentally, and physically. Well enough of my ranting. Greyson is having a great day with one exception. We lost our cat Carly today to old age. That poor cat was at least 23 to 25 years of age if not older. Greyson was upset and would not talk much about it. He wanted to be left alone. Kids like Greyson, Aspies, do not express feelings or emotions very well so things like that are hard on them. I hugged him alot and he just kept saying he wanted to get another kitty. He had tears in his eyes because Michele took him out to see Carly before she buried her. I hope he will be OK but we will see. our other cat Gabby seems a little out of sorts as well. It is very sad but we knew she would be going soon. She was so old and very feeble. Goodbye Carly, you will be missed in our family. We loved you tons...to the whole wide world to be exact.
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