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Hi Mark,
That sounds great! Your daughter will be thrilled.
I'm so glad to hear she's enjoying TAFE, that will really boost her confidence.
And giving her a driving lesson is a great step too. That's a skill she will probably need in a regional area, and give her more access to employment in the future too. Plus self confidence!
Sounding good my friend! Cheers.
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Life rushes by too fast Mark! The babies grow up! 🙂
Volunteering at the RSPCA would be great as she'd get some experience and any future employer would like the fact that she was prepared to do volunteer work.
Ages ago I was a volunteer worker with the RSPCA in Canberra, I walked the dogs for them, they had a lovely forest nearby that I'd walk the dogs through.
They were desperate for people to walk the big dogs as most people only wanted to walk the little dogs.
The big dogs were stuck in cages most of the day. Some of them were terribly traumatised from being abandoned by their owners. It was sad, I wished I could have kept them all! But at least I could take them out for a happy walk.
Your daughter will be doing very useful work helping to care for these poor creatures.
It will be good for your daughter to feel useful and know she's helping the animals and the people working there.
Sounds like your daughter is doing well! 🙂🐕
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Probably more they don't have time or care but I reckon they're wrong to make predictions
With bit of extra help many kids catch up.
Kids learn at diff paces, sometimes with reading it just clicks when it does
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