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[aerdran]

Oh! I forgot to add something cool from today. I must remedy this. For, you see, we got to go watch a cool presentation in Jason's second grade classroom that he did on scorpions. It was so cool. It was Power Point and he had to do it in front of the class. It was neat of the teacher to invite families, too. He was so cute up there and it was funny when he'd roll his eyes because of one thing or another and give this little half-smile. After he was done, he came running over to me and jumped in my lap to hug me. I was so proud of him because he did so well. I think it's cool that they're getting him used to presentations so early. It makes it easier to talk to audiences, not that he's at all shy. I know, parents make a fuss out of the smallest seeming thing. Ah well! That's how it is.

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Ah, the coolness.

[leil.livejournal.com]

And your child will have his very own BMW and Stock Portfolio by the time he is 7! I know people that can't even use Powerpoint, and make $90-110,000 a year. That is sickening.

Re: Ah, the coolness.

[chrisondra.livejournal.com]

... He is seven. ::grins:: Good call!

-Becky

Re: Ah, the coolness.

[aerdran.livejournal.com]

Yes, he is seven. And brilliant, of course. He's my child, how could he not be? ::grins:: He once saw what he thought was a foil wrapped Ding Dong on the top of the refrigerator and so decided to be smart and cunning about getting it, so he tossed up one of his toys on the fridge and said he needed to get it, so he grabbed a chair to take out there. I caught him, though, because I am ultra-cunning. He gets it from me, you know. Funny thing is, it wasn't even a Ding Dong! Mwahahaha!


-Gayle