Military Life, Autism, Parenting
I was thinking about what to post, when I realized, I’s Friday! It’s #SNRyanGosling day! Now that the major things have been taken care of, my days have been filled with the little stuff that crops up and is annoying – finish unpacking, figure out where that pesky address book went so I can mail… read more »
Why is it that when a child wakes at 4am puking, he’s fine by 8am. Of course by then, you must call schools and van drivers to let them know that he’s not fit for school consumption that day. Of course also by that point, he’s driving you nuts and you want nothing more than… read more »
For more #SNRyanGosling, go forth and make your own. Post. Head to the mothership to link up with the rest of us.
If you read my #SNRyanGosling post this week, and for the last few weeks, you’ve probably surmised that our school district has been less than stellar. Let’s just suffice it to say that due to the illegal activities and things said to and about me that I wouldn’t be sad at all if people lost… read more »
What are you waiting for? link up already! Since people want to throw me under the bus lately, and didn’t want to do what was right until official paperwork was filed and the school board was contacted, I’m throwing them under this bus this morning. Why? Because I can, and after the weeks of them… read more »
This week Ryan comes to you talking about allergies, the school (yes STILL. They’ve never solidified my decision to homeschool more), and therapy. OH! And I just thought of one for OT for next week. “Write that down.” Name that movie. Without further ado, the star of our Fridays, and hosted by Sunday,
“If it weren’t for my horse…” is what my husband and I say to each other when something has us so frustrated we’re beyond coherent words. (If you don’t know the reference, Google it + Lewis Black. Comedy GOLD. I promise.) Ever just have one of those aneurysm inducing weeks? Well it’s been like that… read more »
Today we’re taking an autism break (maybe) to talk about the military child aspect of April. I think it’s only fitting with our impending move to talk about PCSing. Change is hard for any child. Moving is hard for any child. Military children are often expected to move more often than their peers who don’t… read more »
Today marks the start of Autism Awareness Month and Month of the Military Child. We are aware of both 24/7/365 in our household, but for those who aren’t, this month I will be trying to focus more on these topics than on others. Some may have seen the new CDC numbers. I’ve seen the shock!… read more »
I’ve taken the last couple weeks off due to the craziness in our house, but I’m back! If you haven’t linked up to the weekly meme, what are you waiting for? Make your own Special Needs Ryan Gosling photo. He so gets us, you know. This week, since I have a meeting on Monday, Ryan… read more »
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