Sounds like you are doing so well with selling Avon, good on you.

Funny how animals  seem to know when another needs protecting, thats so cute, hope the kittens keep recovering well.

Sorry to hear about Kylie's struggles with her reading.....have you spoken to her teacher to see how she is coping in class???? Hope something can be sorted out for her nothing worse than a child struggling because it can affect them in a lot of ways, especially when they think they are not keeping up with the rest of her friends or class mates.

Loads of love Mumxxxxx

OMG thats soo bad u cant call.

Im glad they are home.

Aww soo cute :).

More customers is good.

I wish u luck with  the doctors and the teachers hun.

Love ya loads

Love Kell

xoxoox

 Our middle one was so late in catching on to reading - I was so worried for so long, but we kept going through the books that were just a little bit hard for her and one day things just clicked. I'm sure K will get going soon. She's probably getting frustrated as well, making it harder for her to approach her reading. But the eye tests won't hurt anything, at least. Big hugs. 

So glad the cats are ok

I'm sure you could get help for kylie to catch up. Sometimes they have volunteers to help them on a one to one, and they listen to them read, I hoe you get some help for her

Hopr you are well too

Love Pauline

Hi Em!

Glad the cats are ok. There is this great program to help young kids with their reading that you can access through internet - there is a subscription fee (14.95Aus/month), or you can get CD roms. It's called Reading eggs. My 4 year old has been doing it for 4 months and it is absolutely amazing. It has been designed for children aged 4-6 and for those with reading problems - it is worth a try. Website is www.readingeggs.com

Good luck, and give it a try,

Larissa.