Today, I note that there are many hundreds of readers from Italy: welcome. The blog is quite large, so feel free to browse around and come back another time: it is impossible to read it all in one sitting.
There is much to read on Ainan, his gifted brothers and all matters relating to gifted children in general.
Thanks.
Thank's a lot (from Milano, Italy)!! Your child Ainan is today on the newspaper! He is very fantastic! Is an hopeness for us! Really.... he's the future child!
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p.s.
(sorry for my terrible english)
Hi! I think there are so many readers from Italy because the story of Ainan was published on an Italian newspaper today. I myself am from Italy. I wish you all the best.
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Dear Mr Cawley, I live in Italy at the moment, and perhaps can solve this little mystery for you. A brief article about this blog appeared on newspapers today - I, myself, found out about it thanks to that. If you wish, I can provide you with a scan of the article, and translate it for you. I've just read some of your previous entries and wanted to thank you for sharing your extraordinary experience. I wish to you and your family all the best and hope your blog will help raising consciousness about genius... Italy being one of many countries that do very little to support child prodigy (access to university is granted by legal age, not I.Q., etc). ~Hroswith
ReplyDeleteThank you Alice for your beautiful sentiments. I too have hopes for Ainan - and I think he could do many wonderful things with the right support.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you.
P.S: Your English is fine.
Thank you Hroswith for keeping me informed. Please scan any article you have seen - and I would be delighted to learn what it might mean, too.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry to hear that Italy doesn't make way for prodigious children: I think all countries should do what they can for them. Many good things can come of allowing them to grow at their own pace.
Thank you for your warm words.
Kind regards
Congratulations! I've found the link in the "City" article too.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna read all that I can!
Michele, Italy
Thank you Michele. Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, where was this article published? What is this "City"?
Kind regards
"City" is one of the newspapers in which the article appeared. I hope that helps.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm from Italy (near Rome) and I've seen your child on the newspaper. Ainan is very nice and extraordinary!!
ReplyDeleteKiss from Italy
hi! 'city' is a free newspaper supplied in all italy ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you Sara: any chance of scanning me a copy...anyone?
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated.
Thank you Spes for your kind words. I believe your name means "hope" does it not? Nice name. Thanks for your sweet words.
ReplyDeleteHi! This is the link to the article on Italian newspaper: http://www.lastampa.it/redazione/cmsSezioni/scienza/200705articoli/21658girata.asp
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura. Now I just have to learn Italian!
ReplyDeleteI am sure that it will help some readers. It is kind of you to post it for me.
Best wishes to you in Italy.
Hello, I write to you from Italy and I have read with much astonishment the news of Ainan… I hope that it succeeds more to having much fortune… than which has already.
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Thank you Catia for your well wishes: they are heart-warming to receive. I, too, hope that Ainan grows further in the years ahead: that is what I endeavour to do - to help achieve his potential.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you.
Hi! Yes, my name means "hope"... :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Spes
ReplyDeleteI thought so! A beautiful name...best wishes.