I’d forgotten about it, but since being in the first grade, Brandon has had jobs to do. Each week, the kids have a different job. He’s listed the jobs that he’s had so far. He’s named some of the jobs, like when I asked him what he was last week, he said, “Messenger #2.” I asked him what the messenger does. He said he goes with Messenger #1 to the office to deliver messages of course. There are light helpers, door monitor, and substitutes (those who fill in for others who aren’t available). Brandon said those are basically weeks off since most kids are in school. He said the light helpers are the hardest job since there’s a lot of projector work. Brandon seems to be taking the jobs very seriously, which I’m happy to hear.
Dave went to the home improvement store to get some wood. He needed to make a table for our printer. Well, okay, not NEEDED, but WANTED. He’s been watching a lot of DIY stuff, and it finally paid off! Nice work 🙂 
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