When Max was preschool age, we attended monthly meetings of the Autism Society. Good times. It's great to be with friends who understand what you're going through, though it may have been stressful for the hosts of our group, with 20some autistic preschoolers running around their house!
Times changed, and meetings got difficult to attend, but i still sort of keep up with the larger group. A recent email announced something new for them:
The
Autism Society of America is excited to introduce our first Holiday
Catalog Online Store that will provide a wonderful listing of holiday
gifts. The catalog will include:
Wordless Wednesday: Night Visitor
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| Puppers has been visiting my dreams. Not changing what happens in them, just running around being charming. Love it. |
Not Quite Wordless Wednesday: French Cathedral
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| Chartres Cathedral, 1976, from the edge of town |
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| One of those Photos my friends thought i shouldn't take: One of the gorgeous, famous stained glass windows in the cathedral - not enough detail to determine which |
Benefit Saturday in Fishers, IN: Finding Voice, Bowling, Fun!
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| Two of Sharon's spectrum kids, demonstrating their typing skills |
Sharon writes:
Still time to participate in our make a difference day event! Special needs models! we have services focusing on but not limited to autism! Looking for nonverbal or those who use echolalia, we hope to help find your true voice! No charge to participate, we just ask that you spread the word! Fundraising for Special Olympics will be raised through bowling and food sales
Words on Wednesday: Recent Reading
Wordless Wednesday: "Polychrome"
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| Last week Indy Decorative Artists' voted on the projects to have at April 2018 retreat, and my submission got selected! |
Holidays Again
Holidays on the Spectrum, with special reference to Halloween
Other topics include Parent Cafes and October/National Bullying Prevention Month info.
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