January is going to be a huge relief for lots of you, isn't it?
Eli, poor dd2 and even more poor you, can't imagine what you're goig through - is it harder now you know something is going to be done but not yet, iyswim?
AoA, my asthma (which I've had since I was 5) is always bad after I've had a virus too. It makes for a stressful and breathless few weeks but it does go after a while. So sorry to hear about your relative . When's the funeral?
Jabber, keep fighting for what ds1 needs, it's tough but like LenniEd says, sometimes teachers need a good kick up the bum to realise they're not doing as much as they should. Having an exceptionally bright child is harder than having one who struggles academically, ime, because they are easier to overlook.
DCs are currently all well, bar mildly runny noses. I'm putting odds on ds1 bringing home a really bad bug just in time for the christmas/birthdays craziness......
DS2 has decided he doesn't like sleeping through the night again. He wakes then lies in bed shouting 'Mummy, you get me, I want sleep in your bed' at the top of his lungs until I give in. I have tried just calling to him to go back to sleep but that tends to be met with 'NO Mummy, I sleep your bed, not my bed'. Who said life gets easier when they can tell you what they want?
Just been to ds1's nativity, it was very sweet and I had a good laugh at ds1 who had to keep being prodded by Mary to start singing and doing the actions! He was too busy picking his nose, chewing his t'shirt, gazing round the room, etc . And his halo was over his eyes, which probably didn't help. Bless him, he's a funny old thing.