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Thought I would give you a laugh!

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coff33pot · 12/07/2011 19:45

Well it was sports day today and we had to go and watch my other dd in her races and ds (poss AS) had to come as I couldnt make other arrangements.

Well my mum came with us...........now to help you here as to why I am telling you this story is that DS is obsessive with guns as I have said before. The school are making a BIG thing on this as he is quite explicit with his imagination and leads to endless answers to questions for me that NOOOO he doesnt watch violent films and NOOOO he doesnt play violent games he is just a boy playing guns like other boys but because he knows they (guns) kill he will tell you he is going to kill you now (not shoot you iyswim) Anyway school are paranoid of this as he tends to go into "imaginary world mode" within school. And they have started to say he has "violent fantasies" example DS in playground walks up to another child and play fight for a few mins then off he goes. Other child is still playing fighting or ben 10 that is ok but DS? because he is still shooting hedges on his own it is a "violent fantasy". Well my mother thinks it is rediculous as boys will be boys. She is great and when I thought it was going to be difficult to tell her of DS issues it turned out the opposite! she has researched and read up and watched programmes to help herself understand his problems and I love her for it. But I love her even more today!

Well ....there we are in the huge field with lots of ppl. DS agitated decides to climb tree. BIG stares from other NT parents as per the norm as their darlings are sitting nicely on grass etc he wasnt bothering anyone and was quiet watching the race out of the way of the people. My mother doesnt bat an eyelid and says she will take him off for a wonder. There was sticks and leaves and allsorts of interesting boy treasure around the back of the field. DS finds feathers.......cones and sticks. Next thing he was pretending to shoot a helicopter going by in the air with his stick. He was miles away from disturbing racing etc. But the sighs and looks said it all..........I was just about to break up his fun when my mum just jumped behind a bush stuck two of the feathers in her head..........picked up a stick and said "now we are indians and if you carry on staring I am going to shoot you with my stick too!" looked down at her GS and said "boy........we are on the same side!" hahahahahaaa! I just plain cracked up it was so funny to see their faces! Grin

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GardenersDelight · 12/07/2011 19:51

she sounds fantastic Grin

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keepingupwiththejoneses · 12/07/2011 20:00

What a brilliant gran your dc's have. Would have love to be there and see their faces.

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Goblinchild · 12/07/2011 20:08

I think she and my mother would get on fabulously well. Grin

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coff33pot · 12/07/2011 20:10

HAHAHAHA @ zzzzz with the shot quote!Grin She doesnt drink and would just about cope with a bag of winegums lol but I dont think sliding her a sarsparilla up the counter would hurt Grin

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silverfrog · 12/07/2011 20:17

she sounds fabulous, coff33 - I am glad you all had fun Smile

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BialystockandBloom · 12/07/2011 20:20

She sounds fantastic - can I borrow her? Grin

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asdx2 · 12/07/2011 20:30

What a brilliant Gran Grin and what a lucky boy and his mum x

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EllenJaneisnotmyname · 12/07/2011 20:33

I really did laugh out loud! Grin

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rebl · 12/07/2011 20:35

She's brilliant Grin. Wish my mum would do something like that.

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coff33pot · 12/07/2011 20:53

Thanks all I am glad you had a good giggle! Its good to share the happy bits around! Yes she is the best I cannot fault her at all in how she coped with the news of DS having SN. The inlaw side are the opposite, didnt have much to do with him in the first place really but when told news still doesnt but comes around with gifts and "concerned are you alright dear?" like his head is going to explode or something. drives me potty. But my parents have him for tea (with me there just incase) but while we are there my father takes him to the park on his own with his mobile just incase it is needed. No they are not for sale lol. Seeing my mums reaction today made me a whole lot stronger really with peoples attitudes!

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