gutter boy

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In a message dated 6/23/08 7:31:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

hfa2@... writes:

.. I to like of you

thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my own

birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of you

from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

thanks that is so sweet of you to say. i often worry cause i have very much

a mans humor and an odd one at that. but most seem to know what i mean.

often autistic women seem to understand guy humor. i know my abby does.

glad i can be here to offer slightly different ideas and humor.

ive played the wii too. not always easy. you should be proud for trying

and doing well with some of it. our abby is ok with game qube games too. like

legos star wars game.

'eric abbys dad and gutter boy ( any newbies want to know that nick name i

can explain if you like )

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fuel-efficient used cars.

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[Guest guest]

happy to see of you posts coming in again you are of one my

brain remembers and so read of you post often. I to like of you

thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my own

birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of you

from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

Also many forget of the one man who does not post much here but hims

name is of loren? he too is of one of the dads here. I to like that

some dads who are to me much special dads are of here too.

I to hope you have a much good summer with you family and daughter.

Also been of wondering where Beths mom has been of not seen of her

postings for a time. she gave of me a wonderful hand maked blanket

things from her church family and I to love of that and do sleep with

it much so. Today have been looking around of the room of me and

seeing so many wonderful gifts that others have been to send of me

and or give of me over the years and each gift is of ever so special

to me. It reminds me that many do like of me and have of care to me

and are of in true family to me.

today i to did try to do a new things in group and played of the WII

game of exercise things and so was of to need to stand up on a things

that looks like a weight scale. so for me had to move of my body in

ways to shift of my weight to the scale things and cause the ball on

the TV screen to move so instead of to use of hands like most games

for play station things but in the WII one can use of their feet. so

for me found could use of my feet and maybe have good feet/eye

coordination but not good hand /eye coordinations LOL. but I to did

move several marbles through a labrynith sort of maze. And was so

happy that was able to do that and did not know had any ability to do

such a task as that. My therapist shared no one in all of the groups

nor even hims own being was able to do it as effectively as I to did

for my first time to do it. And my anxiety was so high and was

fearful everyone would be to see that for me am of a baby in things

and was fearful if could not do it would cry of tears to it but did

be of brave to try of it and found could do it and liked of it. so

when overly stressed found if pressured it causes almost an advanced

skill that is of hidden in forced out. I to have found this to be of

true over and over for me and lack why. But have found this with some

kids of autism who are of non verbal if fearful or have advanced

fears or anxeity or demands of expectations they will speak or shout

out some words , but this onloy happens if the above factors is of

there . But for me instead of words out comes this skil that for the

most part cant do if the factors of stress are of not there.

I to wonder if others see of this in their kids or if any one the

spectrum find this to be of true for them too?

Sondra

[Guest guest]

LOL, you know what ... I've wondered what the nick name was from every

since I joined a few months ago, but figured that maybe it would eventually

come to surface... So ya, if you should feel so inclined to indulge me, I

for one would LOVE to know where it comes from

>

>

> In a message dated 6/23/08 7:31:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> hfa2@... <hfa2%40columbus.rr.com> writes:

>

> . I to like of you

> thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my own

> birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

> what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of you

> from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

>

> thanks that is so sweet of you to say. i often worry cause i have very much

>

> a mans humor and an odd one at that. but most seem to know what i mean.

> often autistic women seem to understand guy humor. i know my abby does.

> glad i can be here to offer slightly different ideas and humor.

>

> ive played the wii too. not always easy. you should be proud for trying

> and doing well with some of it. our abby is ok with game qube games too.

> like

> legos star wars game.

>

> 'eric abbys dad and gutter boy ( any newbies want to know that nick name i

> can explain if you like )

>

> **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> fuel-efficient used cars. (

> http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sondra,

That's great that you took that risk and played the Wii Game! And it sounds

like you really excelled with it too!

My own daughter is waiting to get a Wii. She's saved up her money (well I

should say she's not spent it yet, cause it all came at once so she's not

had to save it up) and wants to get a Wii, we've been trying to find a

decent deal on one (happens from time to time on CraigsList)

Hope you continue to have good successes like that one!

Theresa

>

> happy to see of you posts coming in again you are of one my

> brain remembers and so read of you post often. I to like of you

> thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my own

> birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

> what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of you

> from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

>

> Also many forget of the one man who does not post much here but hims

> name is of loren? he too is of one of the dads here. I to like that

> some dads who are to me much special dads are of here too.

>

> I to hope you have a much good summer with you family and daughter.

>

> Also been of wondering where Beths mom has been of not seen of her

> postings for a time. she gave of me a wonderful hand maked blanket

> things from her church family and I to love of that and do sleep with

> it much so. Today have been looking around of the room of me and

> seeing so many wonderful gifts that others have been to send of me

> and or give of me over the years and each gift is of ever so special

> to me. It reminds me that many do like of me and have of care to me

> and are of in true family to me.

>

> today i to did try to do a new things in group and played of the WII

> game of exercise things and so was of to need to stand up on a things

> that looks like a weight scale. so for me had to move of my body in

> ways to shift of my weight to the scale things and cause the ball on

> the TV screen to move so instead of to use of hands like most games

> for play station things but in the WII one can use of their feet. so

> for me found could use of my feet and maybe have good feet/eye

> coordination but not good hand /eye coordinations LOL. but I to did

> move several marbles through a labrynith sort of maze. And was so

> happy that was able to do that and did not know had any ability to do

> such a task as that. My therapist shared no one in all of the groups

> nor even hims own being was able to do it as effectively as I to did

> for my first time to do it. And my anxiety was so high and was

> fearful everyone would be to see that for me am of a baby in things

> and was fearful if could not do it would cry of tears to it but did

> be of brave to try of it and found could do it and liked of it. so

> when overly stressed found if pressured it causes almost an advanced

> skill that is of hidden in forced out. I to have found this to be of

> true over and over for me and lack why. But have found this with some

> kids of autism who are of non verbal if fearful or have advanced

> fears or anxeity or demands of expectations they will speak or shout

> out some words , but this onloy happens if the above factors is of

> there . But for me instead of words out comes this skil that for the

> most part cant do if the factors of stress are of not there.

>

> I to wonder if others see of this in their kids or if any one the

> spectrum find this to be of true for them too?

>

> Sondra

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Okay - I have been lurking for a couple weeks now and I have to ask

about gutter boy and say YEAH!!! to Sondra on the Wii fit game - I

know exactly what you mean about being anxious about getting on the

thing that looks like a scale!!! Anything that finds out how much I

weigh is NOT something I want to volunarily step on... I have tried

it a few times and really like it.

I teach middle school children (2 girls and 3 boys in my self-

contained class and two who are in regular classes with support)with

autism spectrum disorders and was thinking of getting a Wii fit to

use with them. My students all have proprioception issues, balance

and tone issues... I don't want to stress them or have them be upset

about using it, though. What is the best way do you think, to

introduce them to using it?

I love this group and hope you don't mind me being here, since I

technically don't HAVE a girl with autism, but I do love my students

and one I have been with for 4 years, so she is like a daughter to me.

I will always be happy to help with school related questions and

perhaps can give an isight from that persepctive. I am a dedicated

and caring teacher who tries always to do all I can to help my

students.

Also, Sondra - do you have a book of poetry? I have a wonderful book

of poetry written by a woman named Sondra, and a DVD also. I find

them very inspiring and helpful.

Belle in WV

>

>

> In a message dated 6/23/08 7:31:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> hfa2@... writes:

>

> . I to like of you

> thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my

own

> birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

> what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of

you

> from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

>

>

>

> thanks that is so sweet of you to say. i often worry cause i have

very much

> a mans humor and an odd one at that. but most seem to know what i

mean.

> often autistic women seem to understand guy humor. i know my

abby does.

> glad i can be here to offer slightly different ideas and humor.

>

> ive played the wii too. not always easy. you should be proud for

trying

> and doing well with some of it. our abby is ok with game qube

games too. like

> legos star wars game.

>

> 'eric abbys dad and gutter boy ( any newbies want to know that nick

name i

> can explain if you like )

>

>

>

> **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> fuel-efficient used cars. (http://autos.aol.com/used?

ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

theresa thanks as for in the real of life do not feel very

coordinated and the kids of me often say mom quit crashing into me as

when I to walk oftrn find self not so aware of others and self and

often step on their shoes or feet or crash right into them of as they

say gut them off or crash into the sides of them. I to not be of

aware of self too much in the walking with others because to me find

self focusing more on just the navigating of self around the

environment.

Aimee yelled of me yesterday and says to me " Mom Look down and watch

where you feet is, so you will quit stepping on me " and it maked me

wonder if this is of why the family always shouted to me to watch

where I was to be walking and for me took it literally and did for

years never looking up but always watching me feet navigate around.

then they complained of my lack of eye contact to them, they not

aware that can be of a strong trait for some on the spectrum, and is

of ture issues for me unless you are of in constant in my world as

like childrens of me or family people like of that. But anyways I to

wonder if that did be to impact more so my lack of eye contact

because of all the years of looking at my feet.

So anyways back to my topic , that is of why was so impressed that

was able to coordinate so well in that game as it was of a hard one

but for me it appeared of easy and the odd was my body movments were

of so subtle it was of hard to see of me even moving, but

uncontiously was able to line all 3 of the balls in sync with each

other and then dropped them one at a time into the hole instead of

moving one to the hole and then another my brain was moving all of

the balls in sync as one. that is of why my therapist and others were

of happy of my ability to do such a task as that. I to liked that

they could see of me as being able and not as a baby as most think of

me when not able to do things or communicate effectively and so then

the rages come to self or tears. I to never want of my group members

to see of this in me and so for that I to be of fearful to try of

things for fear.

I to be of to think for self too would like to some day get of a WII

game things for self to try to learn to play. some of the games are

of fun and ones for me I can be to do where cant do hand held

controllers because my brain cannot cordinate of the hands and eyes

and processing at the same time. I to love to watch others play of

the games though and get real stimmy on the movements and sounds of

some like mario brothers games of the past. I to not be of able to do

any of the role playing games or games that are based of interacting

and or retaining clues or parts of important things to use for later

and cant process how to make of my person run , jump or move well.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

Belle yes this is of true I to be of a writer and speaker on a

variety of topics and do much well in that realm of hte life of me,

it is of outside that realm that I to struggle more.

You asked about this list and I to not be of the owner of it but I to

know several here are of just professionals and not parents and so I

to feel for that they are of welcomed here.

I to also have a list I to own and run it is of called

Connecting2worlds and it is of a list for professionals who work in

the field of autism and many there are in education and so if you

want of to join of it feel happy to do that. the other members are of

adults on the spectrum and so we teach from our perspectives of how

autism AFFECTS and GIFTS us, but it is of not set for parenting

issues, but if you are of a parent and are of also a professional who

works in some capcity outside of being a parent in the field of

autism , such as para professionals , eduation, psychology,

pschiatry, therapist such as ABA, RDI and thing of that. ALL members

are of screened to assure they meet the criteria.

about the WII fit that is of why my therapist to got of the game , it

is of not only a social game, it can help work on anxity, motor

planning , coordinations, movments which many with autism struggle

with. It will be of a much good investment since many of us with

spectrum have movement issues and things of that. for me have such

severe anxity to be of to have all attention focused to me and or

others watching or looking at me and fearful of not being able to do

the expected things and then for me fearful will rage at self and or

have of a meltdown of tears and or other behaviors.

Lately more fearful than ever of that because of the internal

agitations been of feeling. tomorrow I to have to have of much of a

yucky test and be of to have of much blod taken out to see if I to be

of developing type 2 diabetes which is of a strong genetic things in

my birth family members of both mother and father sides of hte family

of me.

I to see you live if WV I was to be of in Kentucky a few weeks back

and did be to speak there for 3 hours and did find the people much

nice and receptive to my words.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

also one time someone used the term DD i asked what it mean. darling

daughter...but one women said get your mind outta the gutter ( meanind a dd

bra)

thus the name and i think i said after that a b c d dd cup its all good

its about proportions. ...or something like that..and the joke of being in

troble too

eric gutter boy

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[Guest guest]

Since the Wii Fit is a game that everyone can take turns on, maybe having

some typical kids play on it & the special needs kids can see it being

used. Even if seen in passing, the more they see how it's done the less

threatening it shuold be & maybe it will spark an interest from them. For

Kim, with us playing new music or watching a new program, a new game etc,

the more it's a part of her environment, the more exposure she gets, the

less anxious she is. Gradual introduction works well for her.

Marie A.

> Okay - I have been lurking for a couple weeks now and I have to ask

> about gutter boy and say YEAH!!! to Sondra on the Wii fit game - I

> know exactly what you mean about being anxious about getting on the

> thing that looks like a scale!!! Anything that finds out how much I

> weigh is NOT something I want to volunarily step on... I have tried

> it a few times and really like it.

>

> I teach middle school children (2 girls and 3 boys in my self-

> contained class and two who are in regular classes with support)with

> autism spectrum disorders and was thinking of getting a Wii fit to

> use with them. My students all have proprioception issues, balance

> and tone issues... I don't want to stress them or have them be upset

> about using it, though. What is the best way do you think, to

> introduce them to using it?

>

> I love this group and hope you don't mind me being here, since I

> technically don't HAVE a girl with autism, but I do love my students

> and one I have been with for 4 years, so she is like a daughter to me.

>

> I will always be happy to help with school related questions and

> perhaps can give an isight from that persepctive. I am a dedicated

> and caring teacher who tries always to do all I can to help my

> students.

>

> Also, Sondra - do you have a book of poetry? I have a wonderful book

> of poetry written by a woman named Sondra, and a DVD also. I find

> them very inspiring and helpful.

>

> Belle in WV

>

>

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 6/23/08 7:31:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > hfa2@... writes:

> >

> > . I to like of you

> > thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my

> own

> > birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

> > what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of

> you

> > from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

> >

> >

> >

> > thanks that is so sweet of you to say. i often worry cause i have

> very much

> > a mans humor and an odd one at that. but most seem to know what i

> mean.

> > often autistic women seem to understand guy humor. i know my

> abby does.

> > glad i can be here to offer slightly different ideas and humor.

> >

> > ive played the wii too. not always easy. you should be proud for

> trying

> > and doing well with some of it. our abby is ok with game qube

> games too. like

> > legos star wars game.

> >

> > 'eric abbys dad and gutter boy ( any newbies want to know that nick

> name i

> > can explain if you like )

> >

> >

> >

> > **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> > fuel-efficient used cars. (http://autos.aol.com/used?

> ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Marie,

I will set it up and see how things go. I also want to have some 'typical'

peers join us to help teach the kids some of the popular dances - at least

ones that have appropriate songs to go with them. My students all enjoy

music, so I thought this would be a fun way to have them get some social

time, so maybe these could link together somehow.

Belle

From: Autism_in_Girls

[mailto:Autism_in_Girls ] On Behalf Of Marie

Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 1:34 PM

To: Autism_in_Girls

Subject: Re: Re: gutter boy

Since the Wii Fit is a game that everyone can take turns on, maybe having

some typical kids play on it & the special needs kids can see it being

used. Even if seen in passing, the more they see how it's done the less

threatening it shuold be & maybe it will spark an interest from them. For

Kim, with us playing new music or watching a new program, a new game etc,

the more it's a part of her environment, the more exposure she gets, the

less anxious she is. Gradual introduction works well for her.

Marie A.

On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 6:30 PM, belle_wv <bbaker@...

<mailto:bbaker%40access.k12.wv.us> > wrote:

> Okay - I have been lurking for a couple weeks now and I have to ask

> about gutter boy and say YEAH!!! to Sondra on the Wii fit game - I

> know exactly what you mean about being anxious about getting on the

> thing that looks like a scale!!! Anything that finds out how much I

> weigh is NOT something I want to volunarily step on... I have tried

> it a few times and really like it.

>

> I teach middle school children (2 girls and 3 boys in my self-

> contained class and two who are in regular classes with support)with

> autism spectrum disorders and was thinking of getting a Wii fit to

> use with them. My students all have proprioception issues, balance

> and tone issues... I don't want to stress them or have them be upset

> about using it, though. What is the best way do you think, to

> introduce them to using it?

>

> I love this group and hope you don't mind me being here, since I

> technically don't HAVE a girl with autism, but I do love my students

> and one I have been with for 4 years, so she is like a daughter to me.

>

> I will always be happy to help with school related questions and

> perhaps can give an isight from that persepctive. I am a dedicated

> and caring teacher who tries always to do all I can to help my

> students.

>

> Also, Sondra - do you have a book of poetry? I have a wonderful book

> of poetry written by a woman named Sondra, and a DVD also. I find

> them very inspiring and helpful.

>

> Belle in WV

>

>

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 6/23/08 7:31:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> > hfa2@... writes:

> >

> > . I to like of you

> > thinking and also you words and spelling is of much simalar to my

> own

> > birth brother. He is of very smart but not good with spelling and

> > what I to like about you is that you do not let of that stop of

> you

> > from sharing and refecting to many of the person hood you have.

> >

> >

> >

> > thanks that is so sweet of you to say. i often worry cause i have

> very much

> > a mans humor and an odd one at that. but most seem to know what i

> mean.

> > often autistic women seem to understand guy humor. i know my

> abby does.

> > glad i can be here to offer slightly different ideas and humor.

> >

> > ive played the wii too. not always easy. you should be proud for

> trying

> > and doing well with some of it. our abby is ok with game qube

> games too. like

> > legos star wars game.

> >

> > 'eric abbys dad and gutter boy ( any newbies want to know that nick

> name i

> > can explain if you like )

> >

> >

> >

> > **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> > fuel-efficient used cars. (http://autos.aol.com/used?

> ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I betcha you're a really BAD bowler.

PennY

[Guest guest]

Yeah, but at least you admit you like to " glance. " I had one friend

who, anytime a man stared too long, would look downward toward herself

then back at the man & say, " Looks pretty good, don't they? "

Some of us are no better, today at all the sonians any sculpture

we saw was met by my comment " circumcised " or " un. " Of course, none of

the sculptures were THAT, lol, except one tiny little Asian sculpture

that totally freaked out my oldest; he was un.

<g>

Debi

[Guest guest]

ROFLMAO! That's the funniest thing I've heard in a long time. Now I need to go

to one of the museums here with my friends (mixed, nerdy company) JUST TO DO

THIS and see who freaks out first.

What? Me? Get ideas? From an autism list? Never!

Kassiane

*still giggling*

>

> Subject: Re: gutter boy

> To: Autism_in_Girls

> Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2008, 11:52 PM

> Yeah, but at least you admit you like to " glance. "

> I had one friend

> who, anytime a man stared too long, would look downward

> toward herself

> then back at the man & say, " Looks pretty good,

> don't they? "

>

> Some of us are no better, today at all the sonians any

> sculpture

> we saw was met by my comment " circumcised " or

> " un. " Of course, none of

> the sculptures were THAT, lol, except one tiny little Asian

> sculpture

> that totally freaked out my oldest; he was un.

>

> <g>

>

> Debi

[Guest guest]

ROFLMAO! That's the funniest thing I've heard in a long time. Now I need to go

to one of the museums here with my friends (mixed, nerdy company) JUST TO DO

THIS and see who freaks out first.

What? Me? Get ideas? From an autism list? Never!

Kassiane

*still giggling*

>

> Subject: Re: gutter boy

> To: Autism_in_Girls

> Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2008, 11:52 PM

> Yeah, but at least you admit you like to " glance. "

> I had one friend

> who, anytime a man stared too long, would look downward

> toward herself

> then back at the man & say, " Looks pretty good,

> don't they? "

>

> Some of us are no better, today at all the sonians any

> sculpture

> we saw was met by my comment " circumcised " or

> " un. " Of course, none of

> the sculptures were THAT, lol, except one tiny little Asian

> sculpture

> that totally freaked out my oldest; he was un.

>

> <g>

>

> Debi

[Guest guest]

I'm glad you thought that was funny, after I clicked send I was afraid

it was too offensive.

Debi

[Guest guest]

> " circumcised " or " un. "

I love what Robin used to say in his stand-up act:

" Both are kind of silly looking... a snail wearing a helmet or a

snake wearing a sweater. " LOL

[Guest guest]

> " circumcised " or " un. "

I love what Robin used to say in his stand-up act:

" Both are kind of silly looking... a snail wearing a helmet or a

snake wearing a sweater. " LOL

[Guest guest]

> " circumcised " or " un. "

I love what Robin used to say in his stand-up act:

" Both are kind of silly looking... a snail wearing a helmet or a

snake wearing a sweater. " LOL

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/24/08 5:44:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

temans@... writes:

maybe you cleaned gutters

for a living or what! LOL

that's funny. im a printer and do photography on the side.

eric gutter boy

**************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

fuel-efficient used cars.

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/24/08 5:44:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

temans@... writes:

maybe you cleaned gutters

for a living or what! LOL

that's funny. im a printer and do photography on the side.

eric gutter boy

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In a message dated 6/24/08 5:44:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

temans@... writes:

maybe you cleaned gutters

for a living or what! LOL

that's funny. im a printer and do photography on the side.

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In a message dated 6/24/08 6:13:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

bubbetta@... writes:

I betcha you're a really BAD bowler.

PennY

very funny yes i actually am a bad bowler so it does applie..lol

eric abbys dad and gutter boy

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In a message dated 6/25/08 12:53:24 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

fightingautism@... writes:

but at least you admit you like to " glance. " I had one friend

who, anytime a man stared too long, would look downward toward herself

then back at the man & say, " Looks pretty good, don't they? "

Some of us are no better, today at all the sonians any sculpture

we saw was met by my comment " circumcised " or " un. " Of course, none of

the sculptures were THAT, lol, except one tiny little Asian sculpture

that totally freaked out my oldest; he was un.

<g>

that's funny at lest she has a sence of humor about it. to glace is normal

to stare too long is rude.

the circumcised or un is extremely funny. its human nature to look for men

or woman.

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I was gonna say the same thing!

It's just human nature... My husband and I have always been open about other

people who we find attractive, not that we'd actually do anything about it,

and realize that sometimes the most attractive people physically are not

always that attractive in other ways!

A few weeks ago I was on a field trip with my older daughter and hubby

(Dallas) had to take to speech and OT, it was the first time for him

because he's generally at work, lol. So later when we got home and I asked

how it went, he said he guessed ok they didn't say too much to him he

figured since he didn't normally take her, then he added that he thought

maybe HE needed a little speech therapy LOL I said oh yea? you think so

huh?

Of course not long before that when we were in the hospital, had one

of the most good looking doctors I'd seen in a LONG time... And I'd made a

comment one time to try to lighten the mood.

When your secure in your relationship, a little looking never hurt, but if

your not, then it will lead to trouble...

>

>

> In a message dated 6/25/08 12:53:24 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> fightingautism@... <fightingautism%40yahoo.com> writes:

>

> but at least you admit you like to " glance. " I had one friend

> who, anytime a man stared too long, would look downward toward herself

> then back at the man & say, " Looks pretty good, don't they? "

>

> Some of us are no better, today at all the sonians any sculpture

> we saw was met by my comment " circumcised " or " un. " Of course, none of

> the sculptures were THAT, lol, except one tiny little Asian sculpture

> that totally freaked out my oldest; he was un.

>

> <g>

>

> that's funny at lest she has a sence of humor about it. to glace is normal

> to stare too long is rude.

> the circumcised or un is extremely funny. its human nature to look for men

> or woman.

> eric gutter boy

>

> **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> fuel-efficient used cars. (

> http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

>

>

[Guest guest]

LOL, yeah... far cry from cleaning gutters But someone's got to do it!

lol

>

>

> In a message dated 6/24/08 5:44:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> temans@... <temans%40gmail.com> writes:

>

> maybe you cleaned gutters

> for a living or what! LOL

>

> that's funny. im a printer and do photography on the side.

> eric gutter boy

>

> **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> fuel-efficient used cars. (

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>

>