When One is an Aspie and the Other is Not
Showing posts with label guest posts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guest posts. Show all posts
Friday, March 13, 2009
Guest Post at General Hysteria
As promised, I wrote a guest post for General Hysteria and it is now up. Please stop by there and share your thoughts with us!
When One is an Aspie and the Other is Not
When One is an Aspie and the Other is Not
Labels:
guest posts,
siblings
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Thursday Thankfulness Remixed
This is my first Thursday Thankfulness in my new digs!
- I am thankful for the support of certain friends and family that gave me the confidence to recreate my blog as an independent venture. I may fall flat on my face, but nothing tried, nothing gained, so here we are. In some ways (content, amount of posting) things are still the same, but the sense of freedom I'm feeling is kind of a rush right now.
- I am thankful that Gus has improved a little in being able to tolerate a crowded environment slightly better than in the past. We went to a friend's 5-Year-Cancer-Survivor celebration last night. Gus managed to escape the house before we even got through the door, and he was all over the house like a caged cheetah. But he didn't end up lost or in their lake, and while he teetered on the edge of a meltdown, it never really manifested. We were able to be there for about an hour until we had to call it quits. It's still hard to take him to that type of gathering, but he's gotten better. Good enough for me.
- I am thankful for the opportunity to guest post for my pal Mia of General Hysteria later this week (hopefully tomorrow or Saturday)! I've written about some of the pros and cons for siblings when one is on the spectrum and the other isn't. I hope you'll check it out and share your thoughts with us!
Please comment with your thankfulness today! Comments are moderated, so don't panic if you don't see yours right away. And if you subscribe to the comments, you can follow the discussion!
Labels:
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guest posts,
independence,
meltdowns,
relocation,
siblings,
social events,
thankfulness
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