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“Well, I have to be able to make friends,” Anna replied. “Otherwise I would have to play by myself.”
The logic is so simple I am sure she was wondering why Grandpa could not have figured it out for himself.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Otherwise I Would Have to Play by Myself
“Well, I have to be able to make friends,” Anna replied. “Otherwise I would have to play by myself.”
The logic is so simple I am sure she was wondering why Grandpa could not have figured it out for himself.
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Smart girl :o)!
Sad I missed your last giveaway. It too sounds like a great read!
Blessings!
Deborah
She would have to play by herself because ... she has so few siblings to play with???
I totally laugh when one of my kids says, "I'm bored." The youngest four are 9, 10, 11, 12 ... I'm sure that at all times they can find at least one other child to play with.
:) :) :)
What a cutie! And what a wonderful gift ~ making friends!
That is like my son P who is 6. He knows people everywhere we go. Out to lunch at Panera he greets and talks with people I have never met as he has met them before with his Dad...he went to Home Depot to do a project and within minutes of finishing he was behind the desk and helping the police officer pass out finger print kits and gun safeties and coloring books.
He went to the science center and made friends with the teacher and began to welcome others as they came in. It is so wonderful to see my son like this. He has severe sp needs and has aggressive physical and verbal outbursts. It is with great joy that I get to see this side of him...and that it does indeed exist:)
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