Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Flushable Wipes




I got a free sample of these new flushable wipes and we like them. They are available in pop up containers, in travel packs and also in refill sizes. It's a small luxury.

K's English teacher called recently to say that she is very pleased with his work this term and that he's doing very well in the applied class. I must admit that when I answered the phone I thought the worst. It was good to know that the current novel study is using the same book as the academic class. K was happy to deliver the good news to his dad.

He also did well on the last Science quiz. He doesn't have a problem with memorization, it's more of thinking things out. So he has to spend more time on some topics to make sure they are properly explained and fully understood. Preferably before the test. Our motto is 'never give up'.

Meanwhile M ended up mailing an 18 pound care package to his daughter! I think he got a bit carried away and the list kept growing. I included some pumpkin bread.

7 comments:

TBM said...

Hurray for K! It's nice to get good feedback, isn't it? I bet he was so pleased.

And oh, those dads. They can never do too much for their little girls :-) I am sure L will appreciate all of the goodies!

Christine said...

Japra, she is enjoying all the goodies.

Joanna Jenkins said...

Can't wait to hear the response to the care package. It'll be exciting for her to open.

Glad school is going well. I love hearing that a teacher actually called with good news! Yeah.

Cheers, jj

Michael said...

Christine, hahah, I laughed as at first I though this was your Creative Tuesday contribution adnthought, "eh?" LOL

how fun!

Mare said...

Pumpkin bread...I'll bet it was the first thing sampled out of the 18 pound care package!

Christine said...

Mare, how did you know?

Lilly said...

Oh congrats to K. Well done! And your daughter is at college I am guessing. See how long its been until I caught up with you. What a sweet Dad he is. Care packages, we all need those as well as great Dads in our life.