I agree with what’s been said above. The smartest move is to enroll them in third grade; that way, they can knock out both general and music school at the same time.
Regarding the choice of instrument... just ask the kid. 😉 There is nothing worse than forcing someone to do something they don't enjoy or simply aren't interested in.
Look, I heard one doctor say that once you hit adulthood, you usually transition from soft toric lenses to standard soft ones.... then another doctor told me there's actually no need to change if your vision stays sharp with the torics...
The bottom line: when—and if—your eye starts rejecting the toric lens (which can obviously happen over time), just switch to standard softs...
If everything is working fine with the toric (which I assume it is), maybe it's finally time to make the move to softs...?
Bravo. 👍 Not only have you mastered the art of editing—giving yourself a solid five-hour window after posting—but you’ve also perfected the craft of starting a thread 👍 and actually reading it back. 👍
Now you just need to figure out how to play around with colors, images, links, and all that other stuff. 🙂
The numbers are off. I assume the authorities are aware of the issue, but whether they’ll actually fix it—or if it can even be fixed at all—is anyone's guess. 😁