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Old 12-04-2009, 09:00 AM   #7
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My son attended the same elementary school as I did.

The crotchety ole Ms. Dobbins was STILL teaching - and as luck would have it, he was in her first grade class.

On the first day of school, I received a call from her. "Christie, "Bratboy" might have some adjustment issues" (he is autistic). "Oh?" I asked, really not wanting to hear what could have possibly happened on the first day!

"After lunch, he went to his cubby and got a blanket and a stuffed animal out of his backpack (I didnt put them there). He proceeded to find an area on the play mats and laid down. When I went over and explained that he was a big boy now and that we didnt have naps in first grade, he looked up at me and said:

"Who the hell signed me up for this shit?!?!?"


He is SO my son!


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