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OT--Autism Speaks--Light it Up Blue campaign
Comments (1)The photos on the website are worth seeing famous places around the world lit with blue lights. Here is a link that might be useful: Light it up photos...See MoreOT--Autism Speaks--Light it Up Blue campaign
Comments (12)I didn't know! Thank you! One of the most instrumental people in my neurotypical 17 DD's life has been DJ, who is (currently) nonverbal and has autism. She was blessed to be in the same class with him for 3 years before he moved. His goal is to become verbal and be a voice for others who cannot speak -- he's been on CNN and interviewed by Sanjay Gupta. He is one of the most incredible people that I have ever met, and I am SURE that he will be an incredible mover and shaker ALL of his life. He is now choosing between several private colleges! Below is a link to the book that his father wrote (DJ actually wrote the last chapter). I'll have a blue day tomorrow! Here is a link that might be useful: Reasonable People...See MoreSpeaking of bags....
Comments (13)Sue, LOL, you said it! I always thought when clothes smelled they needed to be washed but good grief, between the overpowering soaps/body washes, shampoos, hairsprays, detergents, then pile on a dryer sheet and marinate in cheap jug perfume... Whew! Ah, I figured it out... it's personal defense! Nobody would assault, rape, rob or even go near these people! Trishaw that really struck a chord with me. I really have gotten to the point I want to bag my own groceries. I try to tell them, refrigerated & frozen together and NO CHEMICALS with edibles. The last time they packed bathroom cleaner with the fresh produce. I was to annoyed about the crushed bread to worry about it too much though. And I still like the George Carlin routine about my wash smells like all outdoors.... (and his response) you haven't lived in MY neighborhood lady!!! Oh and thank you Granlan and Dotmom! (and others I sometimes forget) :) It's folks like you that make this forum great....See MoreSpeaking of the Cold
Comments (10)I have so many great childhood memories. We had a small lake on the outskirts of town and we always went skating. I still remember my ankles hurting.. There was a lodge we would go in and have hot chocolate. Yum, yum !!! We had so many kids on our street and we were always out playing in the snow. We made a snowman in all our yards up and down the street. There were 40 plus kids all about the same age. What fun we had. No matter what the weather we were always outside.. Kids nowadays don't know what they are missing....See MoreTina Marie
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