Ideas, events and people
This past weekend I held my Annual Music Tea where my students get the opportunity to perform for one another. Continue Reading
Autism
Vegas in the Spring? Elevator Tour!
Flowers in bloom, tax filing doom, laundry in hall, kids bouncing off wall – why, it must be Spring Break! Continue Reading
Apple/Tree = Short Fall.
When my son was diagnosed with autism a decade ago, one of the more solemn phrases to fall out of Continue Reading
Skinned knees are easier to fix than broken hearts.
“If someone you love hurts you, cry a river, build a bridge and get over it.” An anonymous quote, but Continue Reading
“You can’t help that, we’re all mad here.” – Cheshire Cat
A couple of weekends ago I took my cat to the emergency animal center after she became extremely ill on Continue Reading
Junior High Lessons x 2
Junior high. A time in life where a young person learns a lot of things. Vitally important things, as a Continue Reading
The old gray mare ain’t … gray anymore.
After spending three years letting the universe be my colorist, the colorist who chose white, gray and nearly black for Continue Reading
Autism = Evolution
Whenever I say those words out loud it turns more than a few heads in the room and raises eyebrows. Continue Reading
Readin’, Writin’ & Pestilence
Here, in the high desert of Southern California, the kids are officially back-to-school. Eight days so far, to be exact, and while I’m Continue Reading
What do you mean, “There’s no RECESS in junior high?”
My 12 year old autistic son and I went to the meeting for junior high matriculation and while I asked Continue Reading