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<blockquote data-quote="Fran" data-source="post: 95913" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>Good Morning all. TGIF to everyone. I'm ready for a weekend.</p><p></p><p>Sharon, how fun about easy child going to the field trip to San antonio. It's a lovely town to explore. Unique with the riverwalk and outside dining. </p><p>Glad that difficult child is finally coming to grips with middle school.</p><p>Enjoy the outside work and the cold.</p><p></p><p>Wiped out, enjoy the football rivalry. Sounds like fun for the kids. </p><p></p><p>Timer, those older sisters are great aren't they? :thumb: Have fun.</p><p></p><p>TM, you are on a treadmill, no doubt. Have fun. </p><p></p><p></p><p>difficult child told me last night that when his friends are "amazed" he tells them he is "just a big dumb goofball who was lucky enough to get the parents he got." :tissue: I'm not sure who this young man is but his words are certainly comforting. Now can he translate that into action is always the question. In between, he tells me to stop telling him what to do (which sounds much more familiar). </p><p>In difficult child's peer group he is probably the most independent and definitely one of the more articulate. He is also the loudest and most argumentative. He is more difficult because he is so much closer to n/t. Makes him not easy to train but he is an oddball in the mainstream. </p><p>It's the same circle I go around in my head over and over. What's in his best interest? What does he need? When is it more than he can handle? </p><p>It's definitely baby steps but it was nice to see him recognize that he has parents. </p><p></p><p>Have a nice weekend.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fran, post: 95913, member: 3"] Good Morning all. TGIF to everyone. I'm ready for a weekend. Sharon, how fun about easy child going to the field trip to San antonio. It's a lovely town to explore. Unique with the riverwalk and outside dining. Glad that difficult child is finally coming to grips with middle school. Enjoy the outside work and the cold. Wiped out, enjoy the football rivalry. Sounds like fun for the kids. Timer, those older sisters are great aren't they? [img]:thumb:[/img] Have fun. TM, you are on a treadmill, no doubt. Have fun. difficult child told me last night that when his friends are "amazed" he tells them he is "just a big dumb goofball who was lucky enough to get the parents he got." [img]:tissue:[/img] I'm not sure who this young man is but his words are certainly comforting. Now can he translate that into action is always the question. In between, he tells me to stop telling him what to do (which sounds much more familiar). In difficult child's peer group he is probably the most independent and definitely one of the more articulate. He is also the loudest and most argumentative. He is more difficult because he is so much closer to n/t. Makes him not easy to train but he is an oddball in the mainstream. It's the same circle I go around in my head over and over. What's in his best interest? What does he need? When is it more than he can handle? It's definitely baby steps but it was nice to see him recognize that he has parents. Have a nice weekend. [/QUOTE]
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