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Quiet doesn\u2019t mean Stupid <\/h2>\n

It wasn\u2019t until middle school that school counselors found his silence to be too unusual, somewhat threatening and tried to label him as clinically troubled. Despite his great grade point average, they \u201cconcluded\u201d that he needed help, even possible medication. They eventually became the enemy. My family (meaning Me because I was the eldest with the strongest communication skills) had to fight the school system and prove to them that he was a normal kid. The school administrators tried to intervene as ambassadors to better his mental health. He was just quiet. He wasn\u2019t a freak. At this point, to\u00a0prove to the antagonists that he deserved to be in a normal high school, he had to take a barrage of academic and mental health tests.<\/p>\n

My parents told my brother to prove to everyone that he wasn\u2019t a mute nor a clinical case. The repercussions of him failing was to simply take away his Atari video game system. That was enough to pull him out of his shell.<\/p>\n

Lo and behold, he went in there into the counselors offices, chattered his way through the tests and passed with flying colors. Little Brother was able to keep his beloved Atari. It\u2019s amazing how kids make a 180 degree turnaround when they get threatened to have their toys taken away.<\/p>\n

Till this day, he\u2019s still a quiet type; a tender, passionate, gentle soul who normally never sparks conversation with anyone he doesn\u2019t know. But when you bring up anything that has to do with music, classical guitars, baseball, nutrition facts or fast cars, he\u2019ll speak more than just a few words. Little brother will give you an ear-full.<\/p>\n

Recently, I found another subject that has sparked his interest and has him talking for minutes on end. It\u2019s his love of my sweet onion dip<\/a><\/span>.\u00a0He loves my sweet onion dip so much, that he actually adapted it and made it amazing. To have my little brother experiment with food has always been a miracle in itself, but to have him adapt a recipe of mine and make it his own was shocking to me.<\/p>\n

Little Brother added chorizo<\/a> to the sweet onion dip. He told me that. He talked with great excitement. He just couldn\u2019t stop talking his chorizo cheese dip version.<\/p>\n

I sat and watched him rattle eloquently about how delicious the chorizo was. He talked my ear off on his onion browning techniques, the best timing for the cheese melt and how his dip became the hit at his last party. He made it obvious that his love for chorizo and melted cheese was boundless and eternal.<\/p>\n

My little brother may be quiet, but like many of people I know, they only want to speak when there\u2019s a purpose. They\u2019re the flies on the wall, the attentive, observant ones who would much rather listen than speak. I don\u2019t find these folks threatening, but rather refreshing because it\u2019s nice to just be able to sit with someone you love and care about, in silence. <\/p>\n

Since those High school years, he served two terms in the military. After returning from being stationed in South Korea he served a few more years in the military, this time stationed in Texas. It\u2019s was nice to have him back home and congratulate him on achieving his Bachelors degree in nutrition. This hot chorizo dip recipe is dedicated to him and rightfully so. It\u2019s so damn tasty Little Bro! <\/p>\n

-diane<\/p>\n<\/div>\n