My son is Dyslexic too. It effects his reading, writing and co ordination. Also if you were to give him four jobs to do, he would only remember two and he would have work out how to do them 'his way'. His maths isn't too bad and his spelling has got a lot better with spell check & speach to text etc.
When he was young it was quite hard to work out what he had written and at the time we knew an lovely italian gentleman who's english wasn't that good.. so trying to work out what they were saying to each other in messages was hillarious to all of us !!
Cat
Well it is Saturday, , thank goodness, kept thinking, yesterday was,
Sun is sitt out and bright, though bit cjilly, siting quietly, while my company, is still a bed, oh these youngsters .
Other company later, very tiring when you are normally here on your own, though nice, everyone, said my spag bowl was spot on, well still got the touch, lol'
used to cooking for one,but just right.
Hope you all have a lovely Day, mine i know, is going to be busy,
xxxx
Good morning everyone! We’re away in Exeter and hubby is sleeping soundly beside me! He doesn’t sleep well so catches up when he can. The sun is shining and I want to get up and explore though so will have to wake him otherwise day will disappear before our eyes! I haven’t had chance to catch up on here yet but hope you are all having a lovely Easter weekend and that the sun is shining where you are.
Jac x
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