Monday the twins took their projects to their respective teachers. Both teachers liked them. Duncan's teacher liked his so well she put it on display in the hall.
And that night they told their Mommy about it. And Duncan, who has Attention Deficit Disorder and is barely passing in first grade, beamed. Then he called us to share his news.
You see, his sister absorbs knowledge like a sponge, and Duncan is still looking for his sponge. Monday, Duncan took a step toward finding it. It's there, and I am betting he will find it.
Go Duncan, Go!
~cath xo
Duncan will find his sponge with all the love and patience he is surrounded by!
ReplyDeleteThanks Corinne, I am confident he will too...he has too much potential. :D
DeleteBless Duncan's heart- his sponge is coming soon.
ReplyDeleteI believe it too Shelly. :)
ReplyDeleteDuncan will have his sponge sooner than you know. And with all the good thoughts and blessing going his way; Duncan will come out victorious and in all his glory :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hajra, I believe that too. Dunc has such potential.
DeleteIt's all about finding the right avenue 9even modality) for expression. And when you do ...
ReplyDeleteI agree Thom. The search is on, but he hasn't quite found that spot. Schoolwork for Dunc right now is just a drag. :)
DeleteWhat a sweet little story =)
ReplyDeleteThanks G. :) xo
DeleteEveryones sponge works a little differently, Dunc will be just fine, love those twins! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI can understand that, having a different sponge myself. :)
DeleteThey are all sponges - it's just that some sponges simultaneously soak and express while others do one task at a time. I agree with Lalia - sweet story. It is especially touching how much love and support Duncan and his sister obviously get from you, their parents and others. Love it! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel I appreciate your kind words. And agree with you.
DeleteHappy for Duncan and for all the people who love him and support him.
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara. :)
DeleteDuncan will find his way, especially with a loving family to support him! xox
ReplyDeleteIt always makes me happy to hear of a child blooming even just a little. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice project! Sometimes it takes a bit longer for boys to find their sponge. With all the love and patience I am sure that he will find it!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of us, your sponge always held so much,
ReplyDeletewhile the holes in mine kept letting things escape, :-D
Yay for Duncan!! And thank you, Cath, for sharing the blessing that is Duncan, with all of us! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Joy they always mean so much to me. :D
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