I got a call twenty minutes after end of school on Wednesday.  It was from the school office reminding me to pick up Logan; I was so surprised by the call and immediately told her that Logan should be going to CDC.  She understood and sent Logan over to CDC.  Shortly after, the teacher sent an email to inform that Logan thought he was supposed to be picked up by daddy that day and so she wanted to confirm the days Logan should go to CDC.   I also had the Art Vista training in the morning so I had dropped Logan off in the morning at line up rather than the normal CDC.  Logan must have been confused by the change of routine. 

    By the end of the day, we asked Logan about the incidence.  He really thought that Stuart was going to pick him up.  He said he waited with the teacher and helped her with some clean up in the classroom until the teacher walked him to the office.  After the office lady called me, then he was told to go to CDC.  Stuart and I are worried about this incidence, so we have to do a better job in reminding him where to go after school.

    It has been five weeks now since school began.  Logan has gotten more adjusted to the new environment, and seems to like the class better.  But we are not too sure about CDC yet.  Logan has mentioned that he prefers staying in class than going to CDC, and he definitely would choose going home instead of CDC.  The reason mainly as Logan enjoys some new game time recently.  After doing homework, Logan has learned how to play the Memoir 44 board game.  This was the game Stuart and I used to play, and it is for ages 8+.  The game takes time to set up and it requires some thinking or strategy to win.  Logan is quite patient helping set up and I was surprised how well he understands the rules.  He just needs some guidance to tell him what the cards say and how many units to order, and he often manages to take the next step.  He had had several good wins so far.  We are happy that Logan enjoys these kind of games.