something like this?Can somebody please make a gif of Thumper laughing after Bambi calls Flower the Skunk a "Flower". Especially where he started laughing so hard he falls on his back. Along with Flower getting flattered after Bambi calls him pretty. Maybe post them in this thread for future use.
I hope none came to pass and you stayed safeIt's freaking November. Why are we having tornado warnings?
a magnetic pin plateWoot!!!! and
Then why bother putting in meat?
Too many RULES! My goodness, it must take a year to learn all the in's and out's of living there. 
Rules aside, it sounds like a very nice place to live. 
I do too!! I will just keep looking back. I have been there so many times looking for things and you have to be fast...I was looking for the bedding in a double size for ages before they finally had it. They get new stuff in and it's gone right away. I'm sure with the holidays coming up, they will get more in. I'll just have to keep trying...it's kind of like getting the ADRs you want.
It's sad that he hates school already...my DS did, too, but he LOVES his new school. What you were saying about the excuse...that's one of our school's, too. And to be fair, in his case it really was true...there aren't enough adults in the school to keep an eye on all the jerks in his year. Already in 1st grade, they had so many kids who were just difficult to deal with and they had put ALL of them in one class. So there were 5 kids who had been held back that year, and then a whole bunch of aggressive kids all in one class. In 2nd grade, they split them up because the 2 teachers with the difficult class said they couldn't do it for another year. The 2 for the other 1st grade class didn't understand what all the fuss was about...they had all the easy ones. Then once they split it up, the other teachers started complaining that it was such a difficult class...and they only had HALF of the difficult ones. But my DS was bullied by about 15 kids and several were in classes above his...kids who were 3 years older than him. And the school's reaction was that MY kid needed to learn to behave differently so he wasn't a target. We didn't have a diagnosis until about a month ago, and something I've learned is that people can't accept "different" without a diagnosis. They need a reason to allow you to be "weird". At least in my experience. People couldn't accept DS and the way he is until there was a label attached to it, and suddenly "Oh...well then he can't help it...ok." Before that, it was "Well, if he would just not cry all the time..." or "Well, maybe he shouldn't play soccer with those boys...they play rough and he can't handle it." No...there's a difference between "Let's play a new game called 'kick the ball as hard as you can at <DS>'" and "playing rough". That's not playing rough...that's assault. But it was all on DS to change what HE was doing, so he wouldn't be a target. They never addressed it from the standpoint of changing what the bullies were doing...teaching them not to bully. I'll be so glad when this school year is over and DD goes to high school and we won't have to deal with that school ever again!!My oldest is 11 and in 6th grade now - new school, very supportive, and understanding that he basically went through hell in elementary school. We're still getting systems in place (he's in integrated classes), but the kids in his class like him and don't bother him, so so far, so good.
My youngest is 6. He has a severe speech delay (he talks as if he's maybe 3-4-ish depending on the subject), but he understands everything you say to him. He's in a separate autism program and he ADORES school...to the point where I can use it to my advantage if he's being a skootch! He goes to the same school my oldest went to for elementary, but where he's in a separate program we haven't had any issues.
Honestly, we're in MA where we're supposed to have the "best" schools around, and I have yet to see evidence of that. Not to get political, but the extreme liberalism here is causing some things that I really have issue with and we're working towards moving to Florida. Tons of reasons for the decision, but Disney is definitely one of them as both my boys thrive there (and seem to make developmental leaps on every trip), and it's our family happy place.
I'm so happy you guys were able to find a great place for your son!!!
Good grief. I can't even imagine what it must've felt like to witness that.
Well they have official sanction now. You have heard of America First. America is made up of individuals and now it will be ok to take care of ourselves first, the hell with the rest of the people. Not a new idea at all, just one that is now encouraged.
Eeewww!!! By the way. I read that vitamin k can help with migraines. Maybe see if you can search that on the internet.
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