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    Wren #180214 01/22/14 09:16 AM
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    Wren, good luck to your DD! Going on auditions can be a lot of time consuming work for the parents, but my DS13 loved the thrill of callbacks! He is extremely entertaining, hilarious really. So much so, that he often gets in trouble in class … Because of his humor, he has always exasperated teachers, but adult non-teachers and all ages of kids are instantly drawn to him. My older gifted son is the perfectionist, serious type who looks at his younger brother's humor as a complete nuisance and doesn't understand it at all. Go figure smile

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    That's exciting news, Wren! My kiddo has inherited the family warped sense of humor, which not everyone appreciates. He is too quiet in public to stand out much for his humor, but in small groups of friends and families, he is pretty hilarious.

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