Re: they called Mic creepyKaryn

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Hi Karyn,

must have been a trip,LOL. I can picture him sitting in that wagon. I

have had a few swearing issues but they are virtually non existant. Zeb told the

principal in first grade to kiss his ----. He didn't make an issue out of it and

because Zeb didn't get the attention that he thought he never did it again. He

has learned all the choice words mostly from school but knows not to use them. I

have heard a few choice words coming from his room when he talks to his beanies.

I ignore it for the most part unless it gets out of hand. How is doing

these days and the new baby?

Charlyne

Mom to Zeb 13 DS/OCD/ASD?

KVanRyzin@... wrote:

In a message dated 4/19/2006 4:51:28 A.M. Central Standard Time,

writes:

Laurie you can teach Mic that sign but remember he will use it on you and

his teachers so be prepared to stand up and explain why you taught it. I think

I would wait a few years,LOL. Zeb gave his 6th grade teacher the finger after

I taught him. Zeb knew the teacher wasn't happy so he told him he was

practicing for the middle school. He also told the teacher that I taught it to

him.

They think I'm nuts but whatever works. I do get into trouble teaching Zeb

some of these things. He gave his para the finger yesterday. The principal

came out to my car while I was waiting for Zeb at the end of the day to tell me.

All I could say to him was(thinking fast), did the para understand he was

upset with her? The principal had no comeback,whew. If you can't find the humor

in some of this stuff it will make you crazy. I will be traveling out your

way to Gail's house May 7 if you want to meet at the Dunkin Donut on exit 23

or is it 24. Let me know.

Charlyne

Mom to Zeb 13 DS/OCD/ASD?

Laurie,

I think you have gotten lots of good advice from people. I still stinks

doesn't it!

As far giving people the finger, knew the " f " word and how to give

people the finger when I met him at age 7 (such a precocious child). Of course

he didn't have the fine motor control to isolate that finger so it looked more

like a backward wave.

I have a fond memory of pulling him down the sidewalk in his wagon on the

way to the park. This adorable blonde hair, blue eyed boy and he is swearing and

flipping off every car that went by. They all think he is waving and saying

hi so they are all smiling and waving. He just kept getting more mad because

he wasn't getting a reaction. LOL!!

Karyn