this led to him throwing himself on the sofa and yelling "no one understands what i am saying!" when i got to him, i was able to joke my way into his acceptance as long as i was silly. and when i finally got him to talk to me instead of yell at me. all he could repeat was that no one understood. i had the wherewithall not to force him to do it a certain way. but i did say i would like to know how he did it even if he did in his head.
he explained some odd way that was not clear. it was clearly a "yellow light" moment. i do not know if he could control what he was doing but he was like a careening pinball emotionally. it was hard to soothe him.
today the kids were wound up when we got home. especially r who had not eaten much of his food. it took quite a bit of patience to figure out how to get them to eat and get enough food into us too. we read a little at the end of dinner and then transitioned to upstairs where there was more reading and then bedtime. holidays make everyone is exhausted.
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