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True Confession: Sometimes I obsess. I’ve been this way as long as I can remember – my brain gets stuck on something and nothing will unstick it except time and…
Read moreA Changing of the Guard
I have a confession to make. Over the last few months, I have been harboring a secret. A secret that has had my stomach churning, has kept me up late…
Read moreScottsdale Photo-Walk
Saturday afternoon, following the epic LOTR extended DVD marathon, Paul planned a fun family outing. The girls and I grabbed our cameras and we all loaded up in the van…
Read moreJacob’s Bane
Jacob worked so hard today. Between the multiplication and the handwriting, it was challenging for him and took a great deal of will power, but he pulled it off. Proud…
Read more“My Brain” – by Jacob
Tuesday during our car-school session, Jacob produced this timeless piece of artwork that I cannot begin to say how much I love. He entitled this continuous line of slowly drawn…
Read moreMonday Madness: Migraines, Multiplication, and Meltdowns
My Monday madness began today with a migraine. I struggled through a couple of hours trying to tackle school, but to no avail. I ended up going to lie down…
Read moreMid Week Mania
It’s been a busy one already, and it’s only Wednesday. Monday morning we had no appointment scheduled other than taking the Jezek kids back to their house on the north…
Read moreWandering More Common in Autistic Children Than Once Thought – ABC News
This is important. Long before we knew anything about autism, we observed that Jacob would wander, no matter where we were, if someone were not holding on to him at…
Read moreThe Writing Process
He sits at his computer and puts on his headphones (just to block out noise, he’s not listening to any music). He looks at the screen for a while, looks…
Read moreWhat I’m Reading Online Today
Lots o’ Links… thank you, Facebook friends, for all the interesting fare you post every day. There’s always more than I could ever have time to read! Here’s just a…
Read morePeaPillyBean* » The lessons Doctor Who is teaching my ASD kid
This is just plain brilliant parenting.
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