Warning….? This is one of those “where did the time go?!” posts…. Yesterday we took my son to high school orientation. It wasn’t until around the middle of the presentation that it hit me – my son has only four years of school left! He’ll be driving by this time next year, he’ll be working … Continue reading »
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“No! You can’t read that!”
Can you imagine living without having read The Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men, or To Kill a Mockingbird? Well, if not for the American Library Association (ALA), we may be doing just that. Since, it seems, the very first word of fiction was written, someone has complained that those words are not suitable … Continue reading »
How to know when the kids are out of school for the summer
A handy guide from a work-at-home mama of two sons, (yet, not working for herself). You hear elephants bounding across the floors above you while in your closed office on the first floor of the house. The outside dog is apparently trying to attack something or someone, according to the vicious barking assaulting your … Continue reading »
Diagnosis: Autism ~ One Family’s Story (a short story in recognition of Autism Awareness Month), and a shout-out for Daniel Stefanski’s How to Talk to An Autisic Kid
Note: This is a two-part post – My short story, Diagnosis: Autism ~ One Family’s Story, immediately follows the review of How To Talk To An Autistic Kid. In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, I’d like you to meet Daniel Stefanski. Daniel’s book, How to Talk to an Autistic Kid, celebrates its release Friday, April … Continue reading »
