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    WOW!

    That is how my DDs principal described them. smile

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    Delightful!

    But we had a great morning today! Check back with me later - the word can change like the wind! wink

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    Lately DS5 = "argumentative"
    DD4 = "crafy"
    DS2 = "curious"


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    DS5= Willful

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    Ds5 Excessive

    Jeckell and /or Hyde!

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    I absolutely adore my children, but my one-words aren't necessarily complimentary.

    I like HeyDad's "Willful" for DS7

    For DS10 I'd either say "amazing" or "freak" (mostly in a good way) depending on the situation

    For DS12 I'd say "Insightful", "Creative", or "Lazy"--again depending on the situation

    For DS14 I'd say either "Egocentric" or "Soulmate"

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    Today it's the same word for both kids:

    OhMyGoshWhenWillItEverBeBedtime

    cry sleep


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    As a child, he was intense/insatiable. Since he was our first, and we had no one else to compare him to, I didn't realize he was exceptional although it was clear he was bright. When his IQ test, 2nd gr, came back 153, we knew for sure.
    I remember he constantly wore me out with his demands for more mental stimulation.

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