Re: I'm about to be on the bad side of a half-told tale

[Guest guest]

Oh, dear.

Are you both OK??

I'm sure the teacher will understand. They must hear half-stories all the

time. Do you pick him up? Can you (try to) talk to her then?

-Sara.

[Guest guest]

-LOL!!!!! thats worse than with greggory. We let him play hookey from

school on Friday because Jeff wanted to take him to see Harry Potter

on opening day. So what does he tell his teacher when he goes back to

school monday? My dad says I dont have to go to school so I can watch

movies. LOL

Jacquie H

-- In parenting_autism@y..., " The Hunny Family " <vhunnius@l...> wrote:

>

> This morning as I was coming out of the bathroom, was

jabbering about some annoying thing in the hallway right outside. I

put my hand on his forehead to give it a playful push and I lost my

footing, bashing his head against the wall.

>

> We got to school very late and I tried to tell his teacher, but she

was overwhelmingly busy.

>

> " It's okay mom, " he said, " you just pushed me and whacked my head

on the wall. It's okay. "

>

> <sigh>

>

> Jacquie

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ouch! Poor baby! ny walked into the bathroom

door last night and I can just imagine explaining

that if there was a mark.

" Honest! He walked into a door! "

LOL

jen

>

>This morning as I was coming out of the bathroom, was jabbering about some

annoying thing in the hallway right outside. I put my hand on his forehead to

give it a playful push and I lost my footing, bashing his head against the wall.

>

>We got to school very late and I tried to tell his teacher, but she was

overwhelmingly busy.

>

> " It's okay mom, " he said, " you just pushed me and whacked my head on the wall.

It's okay. "

>

><sigh>

>

>Jacquie

>

>

[Guest guest]

" It's okay mom, " he said, " you just pushed me and whacked my head

on the wall. It's okay. "

>

> <sigh>

>

> Jacquie

OMG~~~

im so sorry (((jacquie)))

but it was just an accident,

you remember that!

oh dear~

nancy

[Guest guest]

At least it sounds like he knows you weren't trying to hurt him. Anyone who

works with kids like ours have got to know there's more to the story than

what they say.

sue

[Guest guest]

Maybe it's better if Jake doesn't learn to speak.... :-)

~ Karin

is so cute.

The Hunny Family wrote:

>

> This morning as I was coming out of the bathroom, was jabbering

> about some annoying thing in the hallway right outside. I put my hand

> on his forehead to give it a playful push and I lost my footing, bashing

> his head against the wall.

>

> We got to school very late and I tried to tell his teacher, but she was

> overwhelmingly busy.

>

> " It's okay mom, " he said, " you just pushed me and whacked my head on the

> wall. It's okay. "

>

> <sigh>

>

> Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> " It's okay mom, " he said, " you just pushed me and whacked my head on the

wall. It's okay. "

>

> <sigh>

>

> Jacquie

Yikes! Be sure to tell her the rest of the story.

Sissi

[Guest guest]

> " It's okay mom, " he said, " you just pushed me and whacked my head on the

wall. It's okay. "

>

Well, it is very funny. Just so long as no social services visited you as a

result.

I was worried about what Robbie's school might think of his Putter-caused

black eye. I am sure that they asked him (well, he said that they did) and

that he gave them some weird and garbled answer. Oh, well.

Salli