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Wow. That sounds challenging. My son is working as an autism specialist para while in college. He says one of the best things about working with his students is that they are transparent in character. He never has to guess what they are thinking once you learn their personalities. With the increasing rate of autism in the US, I say that you are in high demand. :thumbs: I have the high school students who know more than I do and aren't afraid to tell me that they know more than me. :girlwerewolf2xn: If the recertification weren't so lengthy, I would have switched to Special Ed years ago. Just to add, I just spoke to my daughter who said she was not able to see the wedding ceremony because the pastor ordered the door locked at 2pm on the dot. They got there around 2:02pm! I would have been hot had I flewn 3,000 miles and not gotten to go in the church.

That's cool that your son is getting this kind of experience now.

I would be pissed about the door closing too. He could have at least given them 15 minutes!!! :angry:

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I am back from house sitting and traveling. Wanted to share pix of my brothers wedding in Jackson Hole, WY: http://jonaphotography.blogspot.com/2008/07/debra-zach.html

Still waiting for confirmation from the Liberian Presidents Coordinator.

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me finally here. someone exceeded the fair access policy last night with downloads and we've been slower than dialup for 24 hours :ranting:

good to see you back on vj chispas :thumbs:

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Wow. That sounds challenging. My son is working as an autism specialist para while in college. He says one of the best things about working with his students is that they are transparent in character. He never has to guess what they are thinking once you learn their personalities. With the increasing rate of autism in the US, I say that you are in high demand. :thumbs: I have the high school students who know more than I do and aren't afraid to tell me that they know more than me. :girlwerewolf2xn: If the recertification weren't so lengthy, I would have switched to Special Ed years ago. Just to add, I just spoke to my daughter who said she was not able to see the wedding ceremony because the pastor ordered the door locked at 2pm on the dot. They got there around 2:02pm! I would have been hot had I flewn 3,000 miles and not gotten to go in the church.

My daughter is a speech pathologist and works with children with autism. She has a very special touch with these children and loves her work. When she had her bridal shower, it was held in a restaurant run by young adults with autism, cooks, waiters etc.

It was one of my best experiences with a catered event.

me finally here. someone exceeded the fair access policy last night with downloads and we've been slower than dialup for 24 hours :ranting:

good to see you back on vj chispas :thumbs:

:blink: nix verstehen.

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Good Morning!

Rain and gray skies here. :( I'm off to church soon. :dance: That should brighten the day.

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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My son went and bought a motorcycle yesterday. I guess he thinks me worrying about him riding the fool thing will keep my mind off the immigration wait.

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me finally here. someone exceeded the fair access policy last night with downloads and we've been slower than dialup for 24 hours :ranting:

good to see you back on vj chispas :thumbs:

:blink: nix verstehen.

our isp has a limit on how much you can download in a 24 hour period - someone :whistle: exceeded that amount friday night so our connection was slowed down because we went way past the limit, the slowdown is for 24 hours and we're then on a speed slower than a dialup modem.

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I am back from house sitting and traveling. Wanted to share pix of my brothers wedding in Jackson Hole, WY: http://jonaphotography.blogspot.com/2008/07/debra-zach.html

Still waiting for confirmation from the Liberian Presidents Coordinator.

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!! :thumbs:

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Morning.

I need to drive to Jersey today :dead:

hate driving in Jersey...You miss your exit and its another 100 miles to the next exit :blink: Ok so I exaggerated.... :devil:

...but it is along ways exit to exit :whistle::innocent:

me finally here. someone exceeded the fair access policy last night with downloads and we've been slower than dialup for 24 hours :ranting:

good to see you back on vj chispas :thumbs:

:blink: nix verstehen.

our isp has a limit on how much you can download in a 24 hour period - someone :whistle: exceeded that amount friday night so our connection was slowed down because we went way past the limit, the slowdown is for 24 hours and we're then on a speed slower than a dialup modem.

Thanks Charles...I thought it was my computer acting up...Playing scrabble yesterday was quite interesting because of it :whistle:

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We miss you in Scrabble, A.M.

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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