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i voted for blue but i wouldnt mind a black and gold or a rainbow myself or maybe even a burgandy gold one.
i am not sure if i put this topic in the right spot, but in case i didnt if theres someone you know that wants this let them know.
i saw this up on ebay and i thought i would let you all know cause i know there are some of you looking for an emperor in the old green color.check it out…..lets just hope they get what they deserve . no sense in stealing other peoples work just to make a fast buck.what has this world come to these days????? its no wonder its hard to trust.
very beautiful work of art. i only wish i could paint like that. the conch shell one you did is my favorite so far.
Melody wrote:dracco wrote:hi melody. any chance we will see the VF Fledgling soon? any ideas when ? :squeak: :squeak: :squeak:
If we get any castings to spare, we can paint another batch of VF fledgies for the store. But right now, we need all of the castings to paint in Red Fire, and then in silver.
There is a list long as my leg of stuff we need to paint! Some of these things will just have to wait till we get settled in the new place. We need to decide what can be done, and what can’t in the time we got left in this location.ok thanks .i will just keep my eye open
hi melody. any chance we will see the VF Fledgling soon? any ideas when ? :squeak: :squeak: :squeak:
kyrin just to let you know my brother had the same thing as a kid and he turned out a great guy and father of 2 boys. im very proud of him. hes the sweetest person i know. always thinks of others and loves his kids so much.
you are doing great by your son . my brother didnt have as much support and im glad he is the person he is today.your a fantastic mom !!!lamortefille wrote:khat7 wrote:lamortefille wrote:dracco wrote:ill try a new answer that might help. does he like money ??? i think all kids do and they love to go to the store to buy somethin.i know my kids do.i remember my dad used to pay me to read books cause i hated doing it when i was younger,but i tell you what i got into those books and on top of that i got paid. maybe you can try a daily system .if he gets into no trouble he earns money or points towards something he really wants.
it doesnt have to be a big amount just a little at a time so he can look forward to saving for somthin and you dont go broke.I’ve thought about doing this with my son….paying him to read. Just wondering if you became a “reader” in the long run? Both his father and I are avid readers, but he doesn’t see the “magic” in books:-/ *sigh*
Spending time reading out loud to a child is the best way for them to pick up on and learn to love reading themselves. He can also have more “wiggle” time or even act out parts of the story while you read.
Have you considered home schooling? My youngest of four was thought to be ADD. I never got him officially diagnosed. This was just the opinion of others who dealt with it 🙄
Homeschooling worked great for him as he could get up and move when he needed to. Sometimes concentrating on sitting still took more focus and energy and took away from studying!I’m not sure if this was meant for me or Kyrin? Maybe the first part is for me? I did read books to my kids when they were little. My daughter is more of a reader than my son. I was just wondering if “bribery” had long term effects. 😉
yup 1st part was for u. i think bribery works great. my father also used to pay me for my report cards .the better the grade the more i would make.lets say i did pretty good in school. plus the schools bribe the kids too.when i was younger i busted my butt on the honor roll the whole year cause the reward was a trip to Kings Island, and i went too! my youngest daughter gets paid by the school for the honor roll, plus i pay them for their report cards too .A’s 1$,B’s .75,C’s .50 D’s and F’s nothing but a lecture but its never come to that.if they made the honor roll its a 10 dollar bill automatically.at the end of the year we add up the total times they made the honor roll and they get paid another 10 bucks per honor roll. so far its working great!
lamortefille wrote:dracco wrote:ill try a new answer that might help. does he like money ??? i think all kids do and they love to go to the store to buy somethin.i know my kids do.i remember my dad used to pay me to read books cause i hated doing it when i was younger,but i tell you what i got into those books and on top of that i got paid. maybe you can try a daily system .if he gets into no trouble he earns money or points towards something he really wants.
it doesnt have to be a big amount just a little at a time so he can look forward to saving for somthin and you dont go broke.I’ve thought about doing this with my son….paying him to read. Just wondering if you became a “reader” in the long run? Both his father and I are avid readers, but he doesn’t see the “magic” in books:-/ *sigh*
actually no im not an avid reader to this day. i went back to my old ways and i prefer movies (lots of them), but both of my girls love to read.
you can try the point system or the money system i told u about. each day he behaves he earns a little and at the end of the month he gets to go get somthin special or go somewhere special.it may encourage him to behave just so he can earn as much as he can so he can go get that somthin special.each day he misbehaves he gets nothing or depending how that day went minus some of those points.he wont like that especially when theres somthin he may already have in mind.
who knows it may be worth a try,plus you can still do the reading and something active too.this is just somthin you can add to it.ill try a new answer that might help. does he like money ??? i think all kids do and they love to go to the store to buy somethin.i know my kids do.i remember my dad used to pay me to read books cause i hated doing it when i was younger,but i tell you what i got into those books and on top of that i got paid. maybe you can try a daily system .if he gets into no trouble he earns money or points towards something he really wants.
it doesnt have to be a big amount just a little at a time so he can look forward to saving for somthin and you dont go broke.
