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What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.

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Andrew is now actively interested in tying his shoes, and is making progress.

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 He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

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<		 Which reminds me: possibly the only good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie; it's pretty much the whole lot. As our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.
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What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.


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Look what KDeRosa found!


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He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

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Which reminds me: possibly the only good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie; it's pretty much the whole lot. As our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.

What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.


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 *not to mention my number line problem, my fraction problem, and my distributive property problem
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A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it for good. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.


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>		 Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem,* I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.

A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it for good. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.

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*not to mention my number line problem, my fraction problem, and my distributive property problem

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But I can't remember the easy way of tying shoes his aide showed me a couple of years ago. (She's not his aide anymore, or I'd ask her.) And I can't find it on the internet.

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>		 I may have now reconstructed it for myself (discovery knowledge! that's the ticket!) But if anyone knows how it's done, I'd appreciate hearing from you.





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What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.

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tying shoes

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 Andrew is now actively interested in tying his shoes, and is making progress.

But I can't remember the easy way of tying shoes his aide showed me a couple of years ago. (She's not his aide anymore, or I'd ask her.) And I can't find it on the internet.


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>		 Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem,* I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.

A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it for good. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.

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>		 Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem,* I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.

A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it for good. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.

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So back to square one.

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-- CatherineJohnson - 01 Nov 2005


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What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.

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Tying shoes.


Andrew is now actively interested in tying his shoes, and is making progress.


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What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.

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Andrew is now actively interested in tying his shoes, and is making progress.


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He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

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<		 Which reminds me: possibly the only good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie....as our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.
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>		 Which reminds me: possibly the only good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie; it's pretty much the whole lot. As our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.

What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.


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Andrew is now actively interested in tying his shoes, and is making progress.

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>		 But I can't remember the easy way of tying shoes his aide showed me a couple of years ago. (She's not his aide anymore, or I'd ask her.) And I can't find it on the internet.

I may have now reconstructed it for myself (discovery knowledge! that's the ticket!). But if anyone knows how it's done, I'd appreciate hearing from you.


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He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

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<		 Which reminds me: possibly the only really good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie....as our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.
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>		 Which reminds me: possibly the only good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie....as our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.

What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.


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He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

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>		 Which reminds me: possibly the only really good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie....as our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.

What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.


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 Naturally this was my cue to decide Andrew would be learning to tie his shoes come hell or high water.


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Wow. Hell or high water. I've been saying hell-or-high-water most of my adult life, and until Hurricane Katrina it hadn't occurred to me what the first person to say come-hell-or-high-water was actually talking about.

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A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it for good. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.

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Wow. Hell or high water. I've been saying hell-or-high-water most of my adult life, and until Hurricane Katrina it hadn't occurred to me what the first person to say come-hell-or-high-water was actually talking about.

He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.


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Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem, I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.
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Naturally this was my cue to decide Andrew would be learning to tie his shoes come hell or high water.


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>		 Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem, I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.

A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it forever. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.


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 What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.

So back to square one: tying shoes.

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Andrew is now actively interested in tying his shoes, and is making progress.

But I can't remember the easy way of tying shoes his aide showed me a couple of years ago. And I can't find it on the internet.

I may have now reconstructed it for myself (discovery knowledge! that's the ticket!). But if anyone knows how it's done, I'd appreciate hearing from you.






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He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

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<		 Possibly the only really good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie....as our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.
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What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.


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Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem, I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.

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A couple of years ago the then-director of special ed (we're on our 3rd in 7 years) told me to forget about teaching Andrew to tie his shoes. Forget about it as in: forget about it forever. It's not going to happen, don't speak of it again.

Naturally this was my cue to decide Andrew would be learning to tie his shoes come hell or high water.

[pause]

Wow. Hell or high water. I've been saying hell-or-high-water most of my adult life, and until Hurricane Katrina it hadn't occurred to me what the first person to say come-hell-or-high-water was actually talking about.

He was talking about teaching his autistic kid to tie his shoes in the midst of torrential rains and major flooding.

Possibly the only really good thing about ageing is that you get to find out the true meaning of sayings. Most sayings come from dogs, I find, except for the ones that come from square dancing. Wolf it down, dog your heels, dog days, dog eat dog, let sleeping dogs lie....as our co-evolutionists, dogs have had a big influence.

What comes from square dancing, you ask? Back to square one comes from square dancing.

So back to square one: tying shoes.






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Now that Doug has solved my helmet problem, I'm hoping someone can solve my shoelace problem.


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