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Dec 10
2007
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Revised Diary Entry
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What is it I really want? Most of all, I want my son to get a good life. But what does that mean? I want him to be happy--safe--not, oh, I hope not in jail. He is a good boy, and I want lots for him. My problem--my question--is what is best for me to do, now and in the future.
To make a better life, I think we need to move. I don't know how, though, since It's so expensive. Moving is something for the future. It will take a long time, and I need to make a plan.
Before I start to think about moving, I have to think about the problem right now--I mean, what has made me start to worry in the first place. Roberto's teacher told me he was fighting at school. I went to meet with his teacher. I guess some kids have been teasing my son about having no father. This make me worry about all kinds of things. But the real problem is how Roberto can deal with other kids.
The first thing I need to concentrate on is helping Roberto deal with teasing kids without fighting. That leads me to another problem. What can Roberto say to those teasing boys? What can he do? That's my next issue to understand.
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