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    Great stories!! I love the water cycle one.

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    Both of those stories are great!

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    Mommy2myem - i can just picture your wee-un agonizing over the fact that he was stuck with his least favorite flavor. So funny!

    And Belle - your comment about thinking your DS was just thrashing around reminds me of many interactions with my DS. He explains that he wasn't just "playing in the sand" or whatever, then, as part of my GT denial, I wonder so many times if all kids have some grand imaginary unspoken world they play in, but they just don't tell you about it so much like the GT kids.

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    Isn't it funny that sometimes we just aren't aware of what they are doing? There have been some times where my DS5 has come home from school with loads of papers that look like a bunch of junk...when I sit down with him and ask him to explain what they are, I am amazed at what he tells me....one was his own solar system he created, another was a detailed game with over 10 step directions....I have a pretty good feeling, none of his teachers had any clue what he had done and never bothered to ask!

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