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My seven year old is reading Harry Potter books, has his own AOL Kids account and now is finding the movie trailers, TV shows (Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokemon), and music online with ease. He doesn't hold candle to Scott's kid, but I'm proud of my son, too. Multiplies and divides, reads at a 5th grade level.

I joked to my wife that I would have him writing Java, Delphi, or C++ code by age ten and she cursed me. (Not ANOTHER programmer in the family! Don't we have enough already!)

My daughter, age 6, would rather dance to a song, draw on just about anything (she was spanked for drawing on the carpet last week).

And then, there's my youngest, age 2 1/2. He's my "people person" until sees candy, then he's a 2 year old monster. Loves Bob the Builder, Elmo, and his teddy bear. Finally outgrowing Teletubbies... Yeah!

Then there's the dog. Self sustaining continuous energy source. If you could harness the power of the tail! Picture on the left of your screen. 1/2 beagle, 1/2 german shepard.
New Dude.
*I* don't hold a candle to Scott's kid.


Peter
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New Yeah, well... We all knew *that*, didn't we?
New That's a good thing
'Cause I hear the child welfare people tend to frown on things like that. (ba-dump-bump)
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New Heck there all different my 8th grader reads at a 5th grade
level but can read music on the fly and learned all the scales on the trombone (a six week process in class) in an hour by himself. Plays a recorder, Baritone, now a trombone and wants an electric guitar for xmas to play Ozzie songs on. I am hoping to be a roadie again so I can score heh. heh. heh.
Baby gets my Dads animal sense. Showed her a rat I rapped hoping to get her o be afraid to go in the back, she demands to give it to her so she can fix it. Horses are her love (as well as my fathers passion) so I see a vet or a groom in her future. My midle son is an artist the youngest son is either going to be a football player mob ernforcer or a really giant big hearted guy. Never know what the luck of the draw gives you.
thanx,
bill
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     hey screamer (or anyone else) - (boxley) - (17)
         thank god peter and ben have a beer - (boxley) - (16)
             Unless that's mrs Oxley you're talking about... - (CRConrad) - (15)
                 it was the missus discussing removing parts the worried me -NT - (boxley) - (14)
                     Of her, or of you? ;^> - (CRConrad) - (13)
                         why would I want to leave in fear if it was her - (boxley) - (12)
                             I'm preggers! Hit the road, white man! - (deSitter) - (6)
                                 yupik -NT - (boxley) - (5)
                                     Three - (gdaustin) - (4)
                                         Dude. - (pwhysall) - (2)
                                             Yeah, well... We all knew *that*, didn't we? -NT - (CRConrad)
                                             That's a good thing - (drewk)
                                         Heck there all different my 8th grader reads at a 5th grade - (boxley)
                             I'm familiar with that one - (jake123) - (4)
                                 Four here, and then - (mhuber) - (3)
                                     Re: Four here, and then - (jake123) - (2)
                                         Yep, that's Alexander - (mhuber) - (1)
                                             Wow... that's cool. Valentine's Day, eh? - (jake123)

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