@sarahhollowell@TaraAriano It was MADNESS. He loved us when we were telling him how brilliant "Two Cathedrals" was, and talking about "Intellectual Fredos," but then someone on his staff popped in all "how about when one of us writes a script, you still get the "written by" credit, AND IT DEVOLVED FAST.
@sarahhollowell Fun fact, that was one Aaron Benjamin Sorkin venting over getting his ass handed to him on The West Wing forums over on Television Without Pity, over the shitacular way he "credited" his writing staff. Still got your celebratory muumuu and Parliaments, @TaraAriano ?
@AlexandraErin 100%. I *still* have unresolved Three's Company trauma from when I was a little girl. (Caveat: Ritter was a genius, and I grieve his dying so young.)
@ReaganGomez Under normal times, the preschool has an open door policy, however in the pandemic we're not really allowed into the building. Also, in his teacher's defense, she's new to the school, so I think *she* is still working out what systems are there for her to use.
@ReaganGomez Oh, absolutely. 100%. That's what my mom did, actually. She was in my kindergarten classroom four days a week with me, and she then stayed with that teacher through me being in third grade or so.
@ReaganGomez The transition from virtual (where I was literally physically there for every SECOND of the school day) to in-person (where he's 3 weeks in and *all* communications from his teacher have been focused on
@ReaganGomez The timing of this thread!
Today my wife (who teaches high school) and I emailed our (non-verbal, autistic, 4-year-old) son's preschool teacher about communicating with us.
@clapifyoulikeme I am an old, but we weren't paired up for the 'bag of flour" exercise - single parents, the lot of us, I guess. (It was the late '80s.)
@GothamGirlBlue @THECITYNY Feeling good! I matched "3 out of 4" across the board with 2 out of my 3. (Fewer matches with my third choice, but, honestly, they were my third choice, so there's that. Hahaha.)