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Feb. 13th, 2014 01:01 pmWhen I called to set up today's A-Ride, they told me they were overbooked at 2:00 which is normally when I ask for pick up. They said they couldn't promise, if I went later, that they'd get us to the appointment on time, so we're scheduled for pick up at 1:45. Hopefully, we'll actually get a cab within our window for arriving by 3:00. We'll both have books, so we should be able to survive the longer wait.
I'm realizing more and more how much I want Cordelia to stay at her current school. Most of my reasons are purely selfish, however, so I'm not advocating for it. Not yet. Waiting for the meeting on March 6th is hard. I want to know now. I want to make a decision now. Of course, we probably won't make a firm decision immediately after the meeting. We need to talk it over, all three of us, and we need to find out what Cordelia's friends are doing. There is going to be a lot of money put into this new program, and I like the idea of having Cordelia be technology literate in ways that the middle school lacks resources for. On the other hand, Cordelia's kind of looking forward to middle school.
I just keep thinking that the middle school years are utterly miserable for pretty much everyone but that some of that misery might be mitigated by a smaller school. I have to remind myself that my experience of middle school, which was fairly horrific, wouldn't necessarily be Cordelia's. I just worry.
I am trying to convince Cordelia to start wearing training bras. She hates them because they're uncomfortable. I'm just thinking of next year when she has gym class-- There's going to be a lot of pressure to wear the dratted things with those who don't coming in for harassment. Of course, I'm not a great example in this regard. I rarely wear bras. They're expensive, uncomfortable and very hard to find in my size. I've found one style from one brand that I can tolerate. I can't handle underwires or lace at all. Finding something in my size with neither is nigh on impossible.
I'm realizing more and more how much I want Cordelia to stay at her current school. Most of my reasons are purely selfish, however, so I'm not advocating for it. Not yet. Waiting for the meeting on March 6th is hard. I want to know now. I want to make a decision now. Of course, we probably won't make a firm decision immediately after the meeting. We need to talk it over, all three of us, and we need to find out what Cordelia's friends are doing. There is going to be a lot of money put into this new program, and I like the idea of having Cordelia be technology literate in ways that the middle school lacks resources for. On the other hand, Cordelia's kind of looking forward to middle school.
I just keep thinking that the middle school years are utterly miserable for pretty much everyone but that some of that misery might be mitigated by a smaller school. I have to remind myself that my experience of middle school, which was fairly horrific, wouldn't necessarily be Cordelia's. I just worry.
I am trying to convince Cordelia to start wearing training bras. She hates them because they're uncomfortable. I'm just thinking of next year when she has gym class-- There's going to be a lot of pressure to wear the dratted things with those who don't coming in for harassment. Of course, I'm not a great example in this regard. I rarely wear bras. They're expensive, uncomfortable and very hard to find in my size. I've found one style from one brand that I can tolerate. I can't handle underwires or lace at all. Finding something in my size with neither is nigh on impossible.
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Date: 2014-02-13 06:39 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2014-02-13 10:54 pm (UTC)In the one bra that I've found that I can stand, I wear a 44DDD. I doubt I could find a sports bra that fit, either. I just remember, all the way through high school, my mother insisting that I was a B cup. I'm not sure why she had so much invested in that.