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I've spent the years since then seesawing back and forth between On Time and Good Enough. Things that are Good Enough for my inner panel of judges rarely come without the price of multiple sleepless nights (or I'm still working on them now) and things that are done On Time. Well, I mostly despise the living daylights out of them.

Anyway, I share this lifetime of inner turmoil to demonstrate that I am clearly not the best role model for Siena when it comes to her perfectionist tendencies. I don't know how to help her balance getting things done with feeling good about her work, as I have clearly not mastered this yet myself, Buy Klonopin Without Prescription. I want her to do well in school, but I want her to enjoy it more than I did. (Except college. I want her to enjoy college less than I did, and I would not be at all upset if she spent every weekend night in the library studying.)

Maybe you have a better handle on this stuff than I do. If so, I want your advice. Buy Klonopin Without Prescription, I have to get this figured out now, before she gets to first grade when the pressure really starts.

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*For some reason they didn't know where I was supposed to go, and when they asked me where I lived, I guessed and pointed in the exact opposite direction of my house**.

**Note to teachers: do not rely on a five-year-old's sense of direction in such important matters as which way to send them walking home from school by themselves***.

***Note to self: your sense of direction has always sucked. Let's try and remember this the next time you casually decide to just "take a different route home from Target and see if it's any faster." It won't be, because you'll get lost and confused and you'll spend an extra twenty minutes driving around while the kids ask incessantly, "Are we LOST, Mama?!?".

6 Responses to “Buy Klonopin Without Prescription”

sean Says:
August 27th, 2009 at 8:20 pm
It took me almost thirty years to realize that, while some things need to be done right, other things just need to be done.
David Says:
August 28th, 2009 at 6:06 am
Along Sean’s sentiment: more isn’t necessarily better: sometimes it’s just more.

My advice is to stress the importance of frame of reference rather than degree of perfection. Since time is the ultimate of finite commodities, learning to partition this appropriately is universally important…and in research, essential. Identifying minutiae is only valuable if the disease will be closer to treatment.

How to instill such reference in a child with the brainstorming capacity of a supercomputer? Well, that’s probably one of the greatest things about being a parent, and at first glance: insurmountable. I suspect a frame of reference is important for the parent here as well. However, if Siena understands that legible letters will help her communicate better to the person who is reading, or coloring between the lines will make a more precise image that the viewing audience can identify – she’ll figure out what’s good enough and what isn’t.

Plus, and a big plus at that: if you’re already perfect at 5? Those are shoes that will always seem a half size too big to fill when 6 or 30 come along.
Katie Says:
August 28th, 2009 at 9:46 am
I had a very hard time finishing all of the tasks posted above the board in grade school, because I just HAD to complete my penmanship assignment in perfect Palmer Method. Once my incomplete work started making me miss soft pretzel time at recess, I quickly discarded penmanship perfection for the perfect combo of salt and mustard on bread. Maybe that’s why I still rush through my work to get a delicious doughy reward.

Not a very helpful comment, but wanted to let you know I totally sympathize.
Adrianne Says:
August 28th, 2009 at 12:50 pm
I think you and I BOTH got chicken pox that day. I was so bummed out that I couldn’t go to school but Mrs. Krafka came to my house that day after school bearing an ice cream tub full of all the candy I’d missed. I’ve got to tell you that Siena looks just like you and I LOVE that picture of her dancing in the old dance costume….you went to JAS too right? Oh childhood memories……I remember walking halfway up the street to school during the winter and then deciding it was to cold to walk and walking back home.
Laura Says:
August 28th, 2009 at 1:16 pm
Adrianne, that’s so funny! I can’t believe that we both got sick on Halloween. Tragic, for a kindergartner. And yeah, I went to JAS for a while too, but only one of my costumes survived. Heather and Gretchen did dance for years and years, and they recently gave us a huge box full of old costumes which the kids have been putting to good use.
Laura's Mom Says:
August 30th, 2009 at 11:11 am
First day of kindergarten story for Siena–

Since we lived within walking distance of your school, a small army of parents walked to school with all of you kids to take pictures (remember the one of you walking up the steps to school in your pink jumper?)–and, although I’m sure you didn’t realize it, we were also waiting outside when school let out. (There was no way you would have ended up going off in the wrong direction, even if you were in the wrong line!) After that, we let you and Heather walk with her big brother–a 4th grader (practically a grown up).

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