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I hear "hello?" so I turn around to see Aidan talking into a coffee cup like it's a phone.  Here's the conversation: Aidan: hello Smurfette? Can you hear me? Yes I can hear you. What? I don't have time for this. Where is Papa Smurf? *whispering* I'm in the car with mommy. Yeah? Okay. Stay in here! I mean it. Call me, okay? Alright I'll be right over. *hangs up* Me: What did Smurfette have to say? Aidan: She's drinking hot chocolate. Dec 29 13 01:00 pm Link Awesome!  Dec 29 13 02:06 pm Link That is fantastic!! He is exceeding drs expectations by leaps and bounds  Dec 29 13 03:40 pm Link I lol'd!  Dec 29 13 03:49 pm Link Creativity and Imagination can move mountains. Dec 29 13 04:01 pm Link Those cups are cordless now? Nice! Dec 29 13 04:05 pm Link Frozen Moments Photo wrote: We really didn't think he'd develop imaginary play but he definitely is. He's just so damn adorable. Dec 29 13 05:21 pm Link Artifice wrote: Oh yeah man, and sleek and black. The other day he was talking into an iPhone, I mean an apple. (He really was talking into an apple.) Dec 29 13 05:22 pm Link YAY! Dec 29 13 06:03 pm Link Model Sarah wrote: Apples are evil. Turn yours over. Look at the logo. See the bite missing. Eve has been at play with the snake. Dec 29 13 06:05 pm Link Lolz. Love it. Dec 29 13 07:39 pm Link Marc Damon Retouch wrote:
Dec 29 13 08:29 pm Link I am very impressed. Neither of my children have very much imagination. They didn't play with dolls even. Dec 30 13 08:18 am Link Isis22 wrote: He has Fragile X Syndrome and mild Autism so that basically means he is mentally challenged. His imaginary play is very late, but it is there. He's progressed so much in the past few years so we are very very happy. Doctors think his mental age is 3-4 but I think it is around 5 or 6. So he isn't as far behind as we once thought. Dec 30 13 08:21 am Link Model Sarah wrote: My son has Asperger's Syndrome. ADHD and social anxiety. My daughter isn't quite typical either but she is never going to be diagnosed with anything because she forces herself to be social for some reason. My kids have taught me to listen to the doctors less and to appreciate their strengths not their weaknesses. They are a gift. Dec 30 13 09:37 am Link |
! No, an actual Gala apple! 