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Reblog: Confessions of a Special Needs Parent
I found this blog post on a Facebook group for special needs parents. Though it’s an old post, you can tell that parents of special needs children continue to search for our sanity, as well as answers....
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Reblog: ‘Calming a Meltdown…’
Meltdowns are something Autism Parents are quite used to. They’re much different than a normal tantrum, though we autism parents would prefer a tantrum versus having to handle a meltdown, especially in...
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Showing That Irish Pride Every March
March is a month that I’ve always looked forward to every year. Parades, eating pot roast and potatoes, and donning the color green. I can remember one year, when I was in first or second grade, that...
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One Word Photo Challenge: Beaver
This week’s one word photo challenge is beaver, which is a shade of brown, similar to mocha, yet just a shade darker. Last week it had snowed…again…but this time, it was a good snowfall, well, for us...
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Happy Birthday Einstein
Today, in 1879, genius and physicist, Albert Einstein was born. It is also Pi Day, but Einstein is more of a memorable icon. Pi, not so much, as I’m not a fan of math. ;-) I used to be able to spat out...
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DP: Bryant, Arkansas
Today’s Daily Prompt is: We Built This City. What do you love most about the city / town / place that you live in? What do you like the least about it? If you were mayor, what would be the most...
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WPC: Fresh
For this week’s photo challenge, share a photo of something fresh. My daughter and I spent the first day of Spring, visiting the alligator farm in Hot Springs. We followed that with a short stack of...
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Alligators in Arkansas?
Spring break usually means vacation time for some, but to me, it’s time for catching up on college homework, as it does tend to pile up for us non-traditional students. It also means finishing tasks...
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OWPC: Mauve
This week’s, One Word Photo Challenge is mauve; a beautiful shade of purple. Her gentleness with animals is admirable. She’s wearing her riding helmet, waiting on her horse as it’s being saddled....
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OWPC: Mauve part 2
Sometimes, mini me doesn’t like the toys that she gets in her Happy Meal, so she hands them to me and tells me that they’re for her cousin, Hunter, whom she is really close to. There were two times...
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WPC: Blur
This week’s photo challenge is Blur. I rarely keep a blurry photo, as I always go for the picture that has better quality. Usually my cell phone takes blurred images. Some are noticeable, while others...
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OWPC: Eigengrau
This week’s One Word Photo Challenge is, eigengrau. This was a color I had to look up so that I could help you understand the color better by describing it. She loves her superheros! My sister and I...
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Chop Chop
A few years ago I bought myself a Kindle HD Fire, hoping that it will help me with my studies. I was thinking of ways to save myself money by downloading my college books or other reading materials...
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OWPC: Rain
Today starts a new photo challenge list for One Word Photo Challenge. This week, it’s rain. She had to pick the clovers. Weeds or not, she loves flowers.Filed under: Photo Challenge Tagged:...
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WPC: Motion
This week’s photo challenge is, Motion. Usually, it’s these photos that get deleted as my daughter is constantly in motion, making each photo I snap blurry, or maybe it’s the delayed reaction my camera...
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Reblog: Confessions of a Special Needs Parent
I found this blog post on a Facebook group for special needs parents. Though it’s an old post, you can tell that parents of special needs children continue to search for our sanity, as well as answers....
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Reblog: ‘Calming a Meltdown…’
Meltdowns are something Autism Parents are quite used to. They’re much different than a normal tantrum, though we autism parents would prefer a tantrum versus having to handle a meltdown, especially in...
View ArticleAmazon Kindle Fire for Kids
For Christmas my daughter (8 year old) and I each received a Kindle Fire. I needed one for myself for work and I thought I would get her one as well thinking that it was time for her to upgrade from...
View ArticleA Book is a Perfect Fit for an Easter Basket
Easter is April 1st this year. Dana’s First Fish is the prefect size for any Easter basket. I only have a few copies left, so get yours today before they’re all gone. Advertisements
View ArticleNew Book Release – Sharing Stories on Our Autism Journey
June is a great month. It official marks summer break from school, as well as the first day of Summer. It is also my birth month, which is why I decided to publish The Road I’ve Traveled on my...
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