OH NO THEY DIDN'T! Some people have no concept of common courtesy. I know how hard it can be to unload hordes of grocery bags and kids. It's a big pain in the butt. Maybe you should've gone Fried Green Tomatoes on them! lol Thanks for stopping by and playing along with "OH NO HE DIDN'T!" Tuesday. You rock!
Can you talk to the management or homeowner's association or something about it?
I've never seen Fried Green Tomatoes. I think one of the girls was likely in the hospital when it came out and my mind was on other things. Now I think I might have to rent it! Loved the clip!
I am going to have to talk to someone. It happens frequently. I even pulled the "differently abled" kid thing on them. You'd think if they see me struggeling to carry Chris in they'd have a bit more compassion. Yet again, these are 17 year old boys!
I'm a Special Education teacher and Reading Specialist. My husband and I have been married for 8 years and we have 4 boys, ages 14, 7 year old twins and a 5 year old. Our 14 year old is gifted. One of our twins has PDD_NOS, Apraxia, and Learning Disabilities, his brother has Aspergers, Learning Disabilities, and Anxiety. Our 5 year old has a 16p11.2 duplication, apraxia, dysarthria, and PDD_NOS.
Listen to MUSNT's childListen to the DONT'SListen to the SHOULDNT'SThe IMPOSSIBLES the WONT'SListen to the NEVER HAVESThan Listen close to me ANYTHING can happen childANYTHING can be. -Shel Silverstein
I don't think the worst thing that could happen to me is having a child with special needs. I think the worst thing would be to raise a child who is cruel to people with special needs." ~ Matthew Mickelson Butman
The Autism Pizza
It's a good explanation of how things line up on the spectrum.
1. The Crust: Lack of Social Interaction (poor eye contact, not sharing interests with you, no pointing/gesturing)
2. The Sauce: Impaired Communication (possibly no speech, poor conversation skills, repetitive language, echolalia, no make-believe play)
3. The Cheese: Stereotypical Activities & Interests (extreme routine, strong interest in certain things, stimming [flapping, atypical play, etc.] -- like spinning wheels, lining toys up, stacking, etc.)
If you have all of those things: crust, sauce, cheese, you made an Autism pizza. It might have different toppings, but you can look at it and know it's still a pizza. If your pizza doesn't have sauce, that's Aspergers's. If your pizza is missing more than that but still kind of looks like a pizza, that's PDD-NOS (Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Not Otherwise Specified)
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OH NO THEY DIDN'T!
Some people have no concept of common courtesy. I know how hard it can be to unload hordes of grocery bags and kids. It's a big pain in the butt. Maybe you should've gone Fried Green Tomatoes on them! lol
Thanks for stopping by and playing along with "OH NO HE DIDN'T!" Tuesday. You rock!
Kristi, Live and Love...Out Loud
@TweetingMama
Can you talk to the management or homeowner's association or something about it?
I've never seen Fried Green Tomatoes. I think one of the girls was likely in the hospital when it came out and my mind was on other things. Now I think I might have to rent it! Loved the clip!
wow, I would have let them have it already. That is super rude. Please tell me that they are still not doing that!
I am going to have to talk to someone. It happens frequently. I even pulled the "differently abled" kid thing on them. You'd think if they see me struggeling to carry Chris in they'd have a bit more compassion. Yet again, these are 17 year old boys!
Towanda!!! haha. This is one of my FAVORITE movies. I love what she says at the end of the clip too.
Are there no parents living with these boys? I'd just tell them next time they are parked in your spots, you will have them towed and be done with it.
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