Before we can ride, we have to brush Shadow.
Then we have to learn how to saddle up.
This way, Shadow.
I can do this!
A short trot.
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Well we ain't got a barrel of money...
We may look ragged and funny...
But we're travelin' on...
Singing our song...
Side by side.
It sounds like Hayes is yelling but it's really just his big finish!
Hayes has been doing well at school. They put him in a "transition" class first to observe any problems (four kids with three teachers/paraprofessionals). He's done so well that he will "transition" to a larger, more inclusive class in January.
The pictures below were taken at the class party that Jim and MH attended (Laura was at Reid's party). In the first picture, he waits in his seat, as the teacher has told him, while presents are unwrapped.
The teacher invited Hayes to help open one present.
The picture below was taken at the edge of the maze. Reid was ready to plow some new trails!
Hayes was familiar with sand boxes but a corn box was something new!
Ah, just the perfect one.
Reid had the job of escorting the pumpkins to the car..
When we returned home, we had another surprise with the loss of Reid's tooth.