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I firmly believe that promises and commitments - no matter their size or perceived weight, written or spoken - are sacred words of trust. Follow-through is my expectation for myself and others. It seems that to some, promises can be made willy-nilly with a lack of follow-through and little regard for others or the long-term consequences of breaking them. I, unhappily, was on the receiving end of broken promises this past week. Which made me beyond grateful for the one that was held with great (untiring) intention - but didn't materialize because of external circumstances (bureaucracy). Yes, it is understood that there are times - regardless of how much resolve is poured into a commitment, it falls through. When you have exhausted all resources and ideas - with no success - communication and mutual cognizance of the details are essential. Quitting or changing direction with renewed information and shared dedication are both valid options. However - withdrawing and manipulating previous agreements are what I would call playing "dirty." I am grateful to have amazing folks in my corner who are loyal to their word and work enthusiastically to hold up their commitments with clear communication. And when they can't, for unforeseen circumstances, they are open to pivoting to new ideas if and when possible. They are rare jewels, mentoring and leading by example to make the world a better place. Thank you! A few photos from this past week, to highlight the essence of childhood - free imaginative play. DRC News  The Canton Center is again experiencing plumbing issues that return like a nightmare every May. We closed the Center on Friday and will again on Monday. We don't technically have the financial means to resolve the issue. But this year, we have no option. The tree roots have taken over the sewer pipes and are stopping all water from draining from the house. We cannot have kids in the facility until this is resolved. The plumber is coming with the machine to clear the pipes Monday morning to the tune of $500+. Please consider contributing to an emergency plumbing fund to help pay for this unsexy but utterly necessary remediation. Thank you! The end of our academic year is quickly approaching. Both Centers have their last day on Friday, May 24th. Then we are terminating the lease on our Massena Center at 47 Perkins Dr. on May 31st. This means we have one week to pack up, empty, and clean the space after our last day on May 24th. Please let us know if you are available to help with this endeavor. All hands are appreciated - including the kiddos.
 The DRC Pop-Ups are coming to the Massena area this Fall. Any homeschooling family is welcome to join us 2 days a week at various host venues. They are set up to be pay-as-you-go. The stamp cards can be purchased ahead of time by following the below link or the first day your child attends. Each child is $8 each day they attend. One stamp card can be used for multiple children in a family.
Purchase here: https://omella.com/d7wj3
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