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    Thanks RJH!

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    OK... here my 1st brag:-
    DS8 told me a big boy walked up to him today when he was at Grade 5 math class and said "Hi Shortie". DS8 replied "Hi Tall-y".
    I was proud that he wasn't bothered by it but came out with a way to deal with it himself. smile

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    That's awesome S-T! I wouldn't be surprised if the two ended up as friends. At the very least, I'm sure the older boy respected his ability to take in stride. WOW! grin

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    I agree! Sounds like a budding friendship to me. smile Good on 'im!


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    Congrats to your DS S-T! It's always amazing when you realize they can take care of it without you, isn't it?


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    I love it! Great come back- neutral enough that it couldn't be construed as insulting.

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    Originally Posted by S-T
    OK... here my 1st brag:-
    DS8 told me a big boy walked up to him today when he was at Grade 5 math class and said "Hi Shortie". DS8 replied "Hi Tall-y".
    I was proud that he wasn't bothered by it but came out with a way to deal with it himself. smile

    Great response!

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    ok, I have one about DS:

    we have some cabinets that are locked with a magnetic key. Of course DS discovered ages ago how to open them... but a few days ago he actually was trying another of the magnets that we have in the fridge! He is just 2.5...



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    My 10 year old son has become very interested in American history and culture, especially from World War II to the present. He knows more about 80's and 90's culture than I remember thanks to You Tube videos and web sites showing popular shows, cartoons, music, toys, commercials, etc. I have enjoyed listening to them discuss 80's and 90's history and culture with his sister, who was born in the 80's.

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    I think this is my first brag:

    DD10's poem was selected from our state to a national poetry competition. We found out earlier this week about it and should know in April how she did nationally. Her teacher encouraged her to enter the competition after a classroom poetry assignment. Her classmates made a big deal about it at school (teacher was notified about the selection) which was wonderful to her self confidence.

    Jen

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