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Originally Posted by RoseBee
... I know we can pass our time building marshmallow catapults to fling dog treats at the wall, (Moxie can clean up our mess that way...) play video games, craft stuff from sculpy clay, make fun treats like pb&j sushi, orange rind jello, etc, and my kitchen is also a science lab for making chewing gum, gummy insects, silly putty, and edible play dough. There is also a pool outside my window and a park that I can see from my balcony. I am going to try to enjoy it as much as possible...
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The description of what you could do sounds enticing. If it is so nice written down, I bet it will be even nicer when enacted.
Also, since the child does not have
special needs, while you are a
special ed teacher, you are, sort of, OVER-qualified to entertain him. I hope this point will give you some reassurance - you know MORE than an average person does about entertaining children. I remember that you made that point yourself, but with the purpose of highlighting the fact that your babysitting services would be exorbitantly expensive given your level of skill and the number of years in training. This is true. But also, and independently, that means that you will succeed with all that advanced level of skill and all those years in training.