Ugh .... it's 6:30am and she's wet the bed. It doesn't happen often but it's not pleasant.
Yesterday my car (the car that Tina gave us when she went home to Germany) decided to have an immediate terminal illness! The brakes wore out .... metal on metal! The car had some other serious diseases and surgery wasn't an option .... So ... bye bye Nissan ... hello Holden. I haven't had a Holden since I had the FJ in 1971!
Those of you who have experienced Kaylia in the past will be really pleased to see her progress with speech. She works hard to get the sound of the words correct ..... she is reading well ... she isn't up to her age ability level yet but I feel as though it will come.
When she arrives at school, she is very happy and she knows all the staff so she hugs whoever happens to be there!
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