re Re: I know people mean well but......Vent

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>

> n too! We use a lot of " please " and " thank you " in the house (more

an

> expression of exasperation than courtesy) and as a result, I have the most

> polite, barely verbal autie you could hope for ...

>

ABA taught Putter to say " No, thank you, " and " Yes, please, " automatically.

I thought it was great.

At least he had good manners.

However, as Putter's language improved, he figured out what was essential

and what was non-essential. He swiftly dropped the " please " and " thank

you, " unless he is made to do so.

Salli

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> " If you think he's normal, I dare you to take him to the post office and buy

stamps without a stroller or other restraining device. "

,

Boy do I hear you!

This morning I took the kids to one shop after we had been at the doctor as

has a mild ear infection.

It was only one shop and then the pharmacy for some antibiotics. Far out! Why do

I bother and not just permanently have him strapped into the pram!!!! At the

pharmacy he would repeatedly just climb onto the lounge and fall off. Over and

over again. Then decided it would be fun to do it also. GEEZ I HATE

THAT!!!!!!!!!!!

One funny thing though!!!!!!!!!! will ALWAYS say BLESS YOU when you

sneeze. A guy in the shop sneezed a few times and you know what came next in his

loudest voice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jen

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>

> One funny thing though!!!!!!!!!! will ALWAYS say BLESS YOU when

you sneeze.

n too! We use a lot of " please " and " thank you " in the house (more an

expression of exasperation than courtesy) and as a result, I have the most

polite, barely verbal autie you could hope for ...

(SAHM in GA)

MSN elizabethloht@...

n 33, mo, no formal dx

Phoebe, 10 wks

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ROFL ! n sounds like a character! (and I mean that in a

good way)

Maggie

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screams Thank you at you and keeps repeating it until you say

" You're welcome " . :-|

ellen

Re: re Re: I know people mean well

but......Vent

>

> n too! We use a lot of " please " and " thank you " in the house (more

an

> expression of exasperation than courtesy) and as a result, I have the

most

> polite, barely verbal autie you could hope for ...

>

ABA taught Putter to say " No, thank you, " and " Yes, please, "

automatically.

I thought it was great.

At least he had good manners.

However, as Putter's language improved, he figured out what was essential

and what was non-essential. He swiftly dropped the " please " and " thank

you, " unless he is made to do so.

Salli

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In a message dated 4/24/03 4:40:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

weinberg@... writes:

> screams Thank you at you and keeps repeating it until you say

> " You're welcome " . :-|

>

LOL If you don't say you're welcome will throw it in for you.

Aren't our kids great

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In a message dated 4/26/03 6:56:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

djhassell@... writes:

> He also says " Pardon Me " when someone burps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

> Jen

says excuse me I farted