I want to show Duncan a schedule for today.
Pro Lo Quo has a fabulous reference of pictures, but I can't use them in i-prompts for timer or schedule.
I tried to use Pro Lo Quo for narrating with Dunc and for documenting our receipe, but it doesn't save the typing in a docuemtn.
What did Ardene use to capture conversation?
Sunday, February 24, 2013
CONSTANT Destruction
Sunday February 24, 2013
Duncan's extreme behavior has made the RDI stuff mandatory.
He can not be left in a room alone.
Therefore, instead of locking him out of the kitchen, I locked him in with me.
Recipe: chicken paprika.
rice first. (found rice on pro lo quo)
he measured.
Ingredients:
Bell Peppers (he got them from fridge)
Onions
Garlic
He wants to used knife like a cleaver and hack.
His obsession with water is more intense and his need for lightbulbs too.
Seems like when we try to indulge the need - ie play with the hose - it just makes it harder for him to stop.
He charges into the kitchen and turns on the faucet.
Fills things (balloons, pans in the sink) with water and dumps it on the floor of his room.
Dad watched him a few nights ago, Thursday, and the kitchen gates were locked. He could only be in the front living room and front bath. By the time we got home, he had destroyed the bathroom lighting.
Brett has replaced fixtures in the kitchen and bathrooms.
He stayed home Friday (so long to any hours I had planned to spend doing my deskwork) because of his cold. At least the last 2 nights he has slept and today his nose seems better
Duncan's extreme behavior has made the RDI stuff mandatory.
He can not be left in a room alone.
Therefore, instead of locking him out of the kitchen, I locked him in with me.
Recipe: chicken paprika.
rice first. (found rice on pro lo quo)
he measured.
Ingredients:
Bell Peppers (he got them from fridge)
Onions
Garlic
He wants to used knife like a cleaver and hack.
His obsession with water is more intense and his need for lightbulbs too.
Seems like when we try to indulge the need - ie play with the hose - it just makes it harder for him to stop.
He charges into the kitchen and turns on the faucet.
Fills things (balloons, pans in the sink) with water and dumps it on the floor of his room.
Dad watched him a few nights ago, Thursday, and the kitchen gates were locked. He could only be in the front living room and front bath. By the time we got home, he had destroyed the bathroom lighting.
Brett has replaced fixtures in the kitchen and bathrooms.
He stayed home Friday (so long to any hours I had planned to spend doing my deskwork) because of his cold. At least the last 2 nights he has slept and today his nose seems better
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