Most people won't care about this rant, or even understand it

Okay, so we got Sean's IEP back for his group - a six month review of his progress. And they just HAD to use the term 'sighted guide'. "Sean will walk sighted guide for blah blah".

WHY do we have to use this term? What fucking three year old kid DOESN'T generally hold hands with their caregiver while walking out in the wild? We just CAN'T normalize it, can we? We have to put the friggin' blindy stamp on it right away just so the kid will never get out from underneath it. Idiots. We can't just call it 'Sean will walk holding caregiver's hand for blah blah.'

I'm trying to decide if I should complain about this. I don't know. *sighs*

Edit: I did complain. (I had a few other things to mention too. I threw that in. I just really really hate that term.)

"I shot an arrow in the air/She fell to earth in Berkeley Square."

Still sick. Yay. :P

Passing the time watching movies for my film class (Kind Hearts and Coronets, which is vaguely amusing but not as funny as the reviews made it out to be - although it did give me a chance to see Alec Guinness in drag and playing eight different roles, which is amusing, and which he does much better than Eddie Murphy could ever hope to) and playing Guess-The-Google.

Edit: I think the ending is the best part of 'Kind Hearts'. It's not bad if you like that kind of thing. :-) British black comedy. Tomorrow I have to watch 'The Ladykillers', which also contains copious amounts of Alec Guinness, although I think in only one part.