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8 comments:
You would never have guessed!
My kids always loved those paper dixie cups. Straws too.
I must be somewhere on the spectrum myself because while looking at the first picture, I felt an overwhelming compulsion to line them up. Really :)
I love your kid!!
Funnily enough... we had a cup parade here recently too!!
They look a bit like little people all lined up there!
I'm with ashley's mom on this on . . . only difference is that I KNOW I'm on the spectrum. Muahahhahahahaa.
Is that my house?
Hilarious. The best answer to the "what is autism" question ever. Simple, to the point. Pure. Perfect.
Oh, my, LOL. We used to torture Fin by mixing up his Lego colors...the things spectrum parents laugh at. It is a totally different set of sensibilities.
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