A Break in Service

My first interruption - and me with blogging guilt for not posting for over a week. Does it matter if no one is reading? I guess it matters to me.

Had a lot of fun that past few days at church playing in the Blues Brothers band for the youth dinner theatre program. A lot of work for only a few minutes on stage but fun nonetheless.

This last Sunday was the first day of registration for GenCon. My geek buds Dave, Barb, and Scott all gathered at Scott's house with our laptops and decided on events and times, and even got into most of what we wanted. Much fun and beer. Now the waiting.

Jenny and I took Dominic to his first appointment at the Alexander Institute. The social worker Amy was very nice and asked a lot of the same questions as the folks at the ECC, and I think they are coming to the same conclusion - Dominic is a High Functioning Aspergers child. They may have some Occupational Therapy that they can offer for social interactions and that would be great. We go back for more interviews late in May, depending on schedules.

So life moves on. Dominic has had some tough days at pre-school, but they seem to be working OK with him. And, I think they appreciate Ginger coming in every week to help.