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    You know it was a bad day at school when.........

    Your six year old hops into the car in the carpool line and shouts: "Step on it!!"

    You know you will be getting a call from the teacher later that day when..........

    said child adds: "My teacher is chasing me!"



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    Had that day last week. Long story short: DS6 can't go on the field trip Thursday unless a personal chaperone attends.

    <sigh>

    Did the teacher call? We got two (count them, two) nasty letters.

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    Yikes! But, Val, you have to make it into a funny song/story/poem!

    If we're not laughin, we're cryin' wink

    Plus, this is purely and ANECDOTAL story...... double wink !

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    Okay, I'll change the emoticon, I just wanted to use the raspberries one!

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    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    DH and I are **ROLLING**, 'Neato!


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    Okay ... I had to read this one out loud. Big smile on my face. So glad you can find humor when you are in the middle of it. A sign of a strong woman.

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    Thanks KMom. It takes one to know one! grin

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    How about this? 3 weeks ago I gave GS9 a written permission slip stating he had my permission to stop seeing the (trainee)counselor at school. 2 weeks ago, every. single. one. of. his. teachers. AND counselor. showed up at our scheduled parent/teacher conference, trying to make their case that GS9 MUST keep seeing said counselor. Sheesh, I wish they were half as concerned about his intellectual growth as his social growth!

    Anyway, I stood my ground(actually dug in deeper!), and reminded everyone that they had my email and if they saw behavior that concerned them to please email me immediately! So, two weeks now, no emails, GS has not self-destructed nor threatened destruction upon anyone else. He even seems happier than he has in a while. I think he got a bit of a 'high' taking the Explore, and it may take a bit longer to wear off. That, or his dog has been better therapy than seeing a counselor at school.

    So, we've had some bad days this year, in some ways, better than before but in others - it's getting worse.

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    Way to stick to your guns, OHG! That's hilarious (in a kind of pathetic way...)


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    Okay ... by a show of Smilecons ... who here thinks Calvin and Hobbes is the absolute best comic strip ever?

    And if you do think this does that mean we are doomed with our own kids?

    But Dottie is so right about a Calvin and Hobbes moment. I could visually see the strip as I read the lines.

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