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"We had David&amp;#039;s parent-teacher conference last night, and as we waited outside in the hallway, we were looking at all the art lining the walls and reading through binders of writing projects that the kids did, searching for David&amp;#039;s work. He had to write a report about someone, and he chose his Dad. My Dad drives a black car. It has a shifter in the middle. He lives in a house with a stone wall. My Dad likes to swim and ride his bike. My Dad is getting married. My Dad has gray hair. My Dad took me to Disneyworld. I read it over Peter&amp;#039;s shoulder, since he was holding the book. Well, that is, I read it till he almost dropped the book. My Dad is getting married. I felt his whole body tense up as I reached over and tapped the sentence. &amp;quot;Something you want to tell me?&amp;quot; I asked. I was smiling, and it was genuine. I thought it was really, really funny. &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t know what he&amp;#039;s talking about,&amp;quot; Peter said. End of subject. Move along! I didn&amp;#039;t comment further. Obviously, he can&amp;#039;t be getting married anytime soon since our divorce isn&amp;#039;t final, but I&amp;#039;m betting David overheard something that makes me feel that it won&amp;#039;t be long after that. Which means they most likely want this done and soon. And that puts me in the driver&amp;#039;s seat, which is a not-so-bad place to be.  Peter needs to remember that just because David is autistic, it doesn&amp;#039;t mean that he can&amp;#039;t hear you. Or understand you. I know I censor myself a lot at home and I&amp;#039;ve even said flat out to friends and neighbors &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m not discussing that right now, OK?&amp;quot; when I&amp;#039;ve felt like Anna or David were within earshot. Why take chances that it&amp;#039;ll bother them or worse, get twisted around and communicated to their Dad in some convoluted way? Does your ex forget to watch what he says around the kids? Have you ever heard something from them that you know he&amp;#039;s not happy you learned? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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