> cornflakes002 said on
10-02-2008 at
20:06:
Magic is what ever you want it to be.
> happytoess said on
06-06-2008 at
22:49:
cute kid
> Danacrumb said on
04-07-2008 at
20:26:
what a beautiful boy!!
> xxpman95xx said on
10-19-2007 at
05:02:
MAGIC IS REAL!!!
> abram730 said on
10-06-2007 at
10:11:
tere are some good darren brown videos on youtube I think he'd like to see.
> ediann said on
09-24-2007 at
03:08:
Great kid! He seems very bright and into what he is doing. My son has asperger's and is similar. He has his regimen and he is very pattern oriented. He is repetitive and does not like to veer from his routine or else he will get very frustrated.Thank you for the video.
> Serge165 said on
07-31-2007 at
05:50:
Darky2007: Interestingly, at the age of 22..my so called "obesessions" haven't really changed and I am similar to your son. many of my "Obessions" have roots in old Poetry I still can recite from memory...it appears that everything I have done mediawise deals with the old poetry...Tell me...WHY must they be called Obessions ;;~ Serge(kitty)165
> darky2007 said on
07-29-2007 at
22:46:
No he does not understand in all other situations as well. Its not as noticable in other situations, until you question him. He can verbalise himself well, but he does not understand a lot of what he is actually saying, he copies other people, conversations, tv etc. Borrows phrases etc. He is also very literal. Hes quite quiet and very shy, he mainly gets by well in school by this fixed smile, although his confidence is growing since getting a statement of educational need.
> nhdad said on
07-29-2007 at
16:27:
What you describe is known to psychologits as "magical thinking" - a disconnect in understanding of cause and effect relationships. Does he not understand cause and effect in other situations as well, or just with "magic" performances?
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