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	Got me all teary-eyed! http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090324/od_afp/thailandchildren offbeat I can totally see how something like this would be needed ... That is really neat.. I wonder if he always keeps the costume handy . That was really cute, though I was wondering why he had the costume until the end lol. This story made all the newspapers in Norway, too.  I was thinking the guy was a real weirdo until I saw that he uses costumes for kid-friendly fire drills and demonstrations.   That is really great.  However, it does make me wonder how the kid got on the ledge in the first place?!Katiesmom - EXACTLY what I was wondering! How was the ledge accessible to him? I mean, it's a special needs school and even in a mainstream school - I don't think a 3rd floor ledge would be accessible to a student here! (At least I certainly HOPE not!). I loved it, and think how that would have worked with my son to. There are some good people doing great things for are kids out there.  [QUOTE=snoopywoman]Katiesmom - EXACTLY what I was wondering! How was the ledge accessible to him? I mean, it's a special needs school and even in a mainstream school - I don't think a 3rd floor ledge would be accessible to a student here! (At least I certainly HOPE not!). [/QUOTE] This is THAILAND.  Things are not so regulated there, unfortunately.
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