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intensive program. in this program one of the social workers always tells the kids when they come in that once they reach a certain level they can make a wish, hers was for a red bands not just any pair shoes or a new pair shoes but the vans that were her favorite color. those types of wishes that year-over-year hit home most with me. it is about the choice that were giving our kids, when you give people choice you give them dignity and her ability to ask for something that she actually wanted versus something that was offered to her at a next door left over, those sorts of things stay with me. we also had really interesting ones like scuba diving lessons and day trips, to really interesting places, to me it s about the fact that the individual their kids in humans just like all of us. griff: i have to ask you was there ever a wish that you got
me. come on, it was an accident. end of conversation, and he was released. they bought the crossbow together for recreation anna told them, and both she and ken had tried it out, but after that close call, they were getting rid of it. he was giving it to his wife to give to one of the other teachers she worked with and, you know, get rid of it. but, of course, they couldn t have any idea back then what would soon happen to that crossbow, and their good friends, the creamers, especially, said their friends, when they thought about what lovely people the creamers were. what a loving couple. he was a good father and husband. he took his son to scuba diving lessons, to dance lessons. he treated his wife with the utmost respect. never raised his voice, never used profanity. just a nice guy. he was a well-rounded nice man,