My children have always been good "outside the box" thinkers. For Jake, this usually takes the form of creating - alien languages, whole worlds, his own yu-gi-oh cards. For Camden, it's usually in the form of "pushing the limits."
The other day, as I was happily going about my business of feeding hungry teachers (conference night, PTO, you get the idea), I was grabbed by one of Camden's favorite people in the whole wide world. His kindergarten para. And thank goodness she feels about him just as he feels about her. Because she told me this little tidbit, with a big ol' laugh (instead of concern and a warning):
Camden's first grade class was discussing what jobs people have that require them to wear hats. After several kids' answers of "police man," "builder," and "pilot," Camden chimed in. "Robber!" Yep, that's my boy.
The next day, that boy went to another level entirely. On a paper requiring him to write down people beginning with the letters in the word "think," Camden was most excited about his choices for "T" and "H." Camden's choices: "terrorist" and "Hades." Like I said, that's my boy.
We're waiting for the call from the principal.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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3 comments:
Oh, now we know where Campbell gets some of her "Campbellisms". I think it is in the genes!!!
Karen
You know, I used to think my children were the smartest, cutest, most amazing creatures ever. I still do, but your two guys defy description. What minds! Clearly they have an amazing gene pool . . .
LOL! perfect photo to go with the post ;-)
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