Ribh's D'Coopage

[Shadrach]

My social calander has been something like they tell me a time and I go and look up when dusk is. The watch doesn't help a lot.

I'm finding it a bit of a challenge now that I have one of those social life thingies. Fortunately I can take days off if need be.

 

[Shadrach]

Yesterday's issue was Olivia. She wanted in. Missy figured out if she opened the door Olivia would shoot in & she could then pick her up & tell me *Libby* was being bad.

We had a to~do about it in the end. Missy was told she was either in or out but she wasn't to encourage Olivia by standing in an open door. Olivia was told she was out! She wasn't getting to sit in the cat carrier & contemplate laying her egg there.

Awwww.

 

[BY Bob]

WEDNESDAY WHEREVER.
The unicorn blocks was finished with a deep border, which I think goes surprising well with it . I am now working a moss stich from a cake. I am liking this one. It is working up fast. The stitch is easy & it's not full of big holes, as crotchet patterns tend to.​

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Gorgeous!

 

[RoyalChick]

I meant to say there are on~line tests that will give you some idea. I found them when dealing with my lot. It's how I knew about the math thing ~ which came up when I was looking up dysgraphia, which my youngest has & which caused all sorts of drama @ one time.

https://www.autism360.com/aspergers-test-for-adults-aspie-quiz-for-children/

 

[BY Bob]

Yep. I have heard of it & always wondered if that's my problem. Like Dyslexia it seems to manifest in different forms with different people. Most teachers haven't heard of it but it is debilitating & calculators are a godsend for people like me even for simple math. Anything complicated & I can't even remember the procedure so can't apply it on the calculator. Pages of figures are so overwhelming I can become physically ill. And like a dyslexic I have a whole heap of hacks to get around mathematically. For me, I don't learn in *straight lines* ~ which is how math operates. I tend to see the big picture & work backwards from that & that doesn't work for math.

That must be very difficult every day. I use math constantly.

 

[micstrachan]

I should wait until Caturday but I’m sharing now.

Incredibly cute!

 

[micstrachan]

I came in from hanging out the washing & felt the door jam behind me. I looked down to see what was causing the obstruction to find Olivia desperately squeezing in behind me!
She has no fear.
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She was all set to have a really good nosey around but my son really objects to having chickens in the house so I bundled her up & popped her back out the door. She very nearly beat me back inside. I will have to watch her. Too easy to slam a door on an unsuspecting chicken.

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Oh, goodness she’s adorable. And tiny!

 

[LozzyR]

Yesterday's issue was Olivia. She wanted in. Missy figured out if she opened the door Olivia would shoot in & she could then pick her up & tell me *Libby* was being bad.

We had a to~do about it in the end. Missy was told she was either in or out but she wasn't to encourage Olivia by standing in an open door. Olivia was told she was out! She wasn't getting to sit in the cat carrier & contemplate laying her egg there.

She’s a cheeky madam, that Miss Olivia!

 

[LozzyR]

I meant to say there are on~line tests that will give you some idea. I found them when dealing with my lot. It's how I knew about the math thing ~ which came up when I was looking up dysgraphia, which my youngest has & which caused all sorts of drama @ one time.

Do you remember the website?

 

[LozzyR]

https://www.autism360.com/aspergers-test-for-adults-aspie-quiz-for-children/

I will pay some SHRA tax for this.