Re: Trying to get into the swing of things.

[Guest guest]

Thea,

Penny just said it so well.

I just wanted to write and say " Yah--what Penny said! "

:-)

kandie

Kandie and (8 years)

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[Guest guest]

Thea, I'm glad you are back with us. I pray that your husband's job

is secure so that you will not have those worries to contend with.

Good to hear from you.

[Guest guest]

Thea -

Welcome Back!

Reading your post humbles me a bit and makes me realize that next to

all of those thousands of families in New York, that we are very,

very lucky indeed.

Bomb Threats? Geez... I was really hoping that the majority of the

country would learn their lesson from this. I guess not.

I wish you and your family well and that people realize we are all

one, no matter what color, race or religion.

Hope the kids settle into school quickly.

Penny :-)

[Guest guest]

You've been missed, Thea.

I imagine it must be really hard if you live in NYC. It seems odd to me

just because I used to live there and it is all familiar to me. (So is the

Pentagon; my father worked there in the 1960's and I can remember going

there to visit his office before most of the people on this list were even

conceived).

I am sorry that things are awkward for your husband. It is very unfair for

people to make such judgments, but they do, as we all know.

Bangladesh, huh? Pretty interesting. How did you meet?

Salli

Enrique, 14, AS, TS

, 12, NT

Sophia, 7, NT

Xavier, aka PUTTER!, 5, autism

o, 2, NT

[Guest guest]

--

,

Thanks. He just mentioned that his boss isnt doing too well, but,

maybe he just overworries.

Thea

- In parenting_autism@y..., reynoldspm@e... wrote:

> Thea, I'm glad you are back with us. I pray that your husband's

job

> is secure so that you will not have those worries to contend with.

> Good to hear from you.

>

>

[Guest guest]

-

Penny,

Thanks. Hope you and yours are well also. I feel very lucky indeed,

all those poor children who lost parents. I think I feel closer to

my kids than before.

Thea

-- In parenting_autism@y..., nospam@p... wrote:

> Thea -

>

> Welcome Back!

>

> Reading your post humbles me a bit and makes me realize that next

to

> all of those thousands of families in New York, that we are very,

> very lucky indeed.

>

> Bomb Threats? Geez... I was really hoping that the majority of the

> country would learn their lesson from this. I guess not.

>

> I wish you and your family well and that people realize we are all

> one, no matter what color, race or religion.

>

> Hope the kids settle into school quickly.

>

> Penny :-)

[Guest guest]

--

Kandie,

Thanks.

Thea

- In parenting_autism@y..., kandiedem@a... wrote:

> Thea,

> Penny just said it so well.

> I just wanted to write and say " Yah--what Penny said! "

>

> :-)

> kandie

>

> Kandie and (8 years)

> * 's website: <A

>

HREF= " http://kidsactivities.homestead.com/spage.html " >sp

age</A>

> *

[Guest guest]

-salli,

I missed everyone here too. Thats interesting your father worked in

the pentagon. I was probably conceived around the time you went to

visit. Lol. My husband has been in the US for twenty years. We met

in art school. I used to laugh a lot, and he found that attractive.

I just thought he was attractive period. He also sees himself as

very " americanized " , so he doesnt like to see himself as different.

In fact, he made sure he put out the flag that he bought several

years ago, it was probably the biggest one in the store.

Thea-

- In parenting_autism@y..., " Salli Gamez " <bunnytiner@e...> wrote:

> You've been missed, Thea.

>

> I imagine it must be really hard if you live in NYC. It seems odd

to me

> just because I used to live there and it is all familiar to me.

(So is the

> Pentagon; my father worked there in the 1960's and I can remember

going

> there to visit his office before most of the people on this list

were even

> conceived).

>

> I am sorry that things are awkward for your husband. It is very

unfair for

> people to make such judgments, but they do, as we all know.

>

> Bangladesh, huh? Pretty interesting. How did you meet?

>

> Salli

>

> Enrique, 14, AS, TS

> , 12, NT

> Sophia, 7, NT

> Xavier, aka PUTTER!, 5, autism

> o, 2, NT