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To: Justin C who wrote (13328)	5/12/2007 5:45:40 PM
From: Honor First	Respond to of 26417

She teaches special ed/delayed and anyone with obvious needs, brilliant or not brilliant. Very young ones. Here is the reply I received when I asked if I could post the story. Of course you can. Bobby is the only name change I care about. I wish you could meet this little boy. He has magic and imagination. He is so hyper that last year he drove me nuts, but he is so adorable that I just love him. He came over to look at the screen on my computer and saw a close of the moon. He asked what it was and I told him. His eyes lit up and he said, "Oh Miss W..., how can we get there?" He is not a special ed child or delayed. I think he may be a little genius. At 4 he is attempting to draw maps. I don't think that is a delay! Sounds like an active and fun child. I imagine the parents are kept hopping :)