We've started getting requests from Max's providers about online contact with him. The first was today, and it went well.
What a new world. Isolation is one thing, and i thoroughly appreciate the online and other tech connections we can maintain nowadays.*
A new IRCA (Indiana Resource Center for Autism) article arrived in my inbox. There's advice about getting assessment and diagnosis for children with autism and mental disorders, followed by a LIST of providers in the state of Indiana & neighboring states whom you might approach for help. If you're in a small town, don't despair. Most providers are in Indianapolis or Carmel, but several are in small towns and there are some throughout the state.
* You might find these interesting as you enjoy - or not - your self-quarantine.
https://msu.edu/~raezlers/pioneer.html Not sure why this essay was written, the sort of assignment given, but the writer says about what i might say.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prairie_madness
http://plainshumanities.unl.edu/encyclopedia/doc/egp.ii.041
Showing posts with label Kentucky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kentucky. Show all posts
Wordless Wednesday: Two Trips to Cumberland Falls
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| The earlier trip, right, it looks like i was, quite reasonably, nervous about being perched there. The later trip, left two photos, i remember thoroughly enjoying myself - and my dad got in trouble with my mom when she came back!
Hmmm, on looking at this again, i wonder if that WAS Cumberland in the 3rd photo. The falls are much closer, and the railing is different. i might think it was Niagara Falls, but i'm pretty sure my trip with MyGuy about 15 years ago was the first i'd been there.
Anyone have any thoughts? i know my parents were quite the road trippers.
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Wordless Wednesday: a trip
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| This could be anywhere around here. i love the vivid way the frozen ice meets the liquid water. Actually this is the little lake behind |
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