April 2nd is designated as Autism Awareness Day. I decided not to post on that day. You see, for some of us, every day is Autism Awareness Day. If you know my story, then you know a couple of years…
April 2nd is designated as Autism Awareness Day. I decided not to post on that day. You see, for some of us, every day is Autism Awareness Day. If you know my story, then you know a couple of years…
Many of you are aware that my daughter is autistic. Her vocabulary is extremely limited; she has developmental delays. Like any person she has her good days and not so good days. The challenge she faces every day is that…
This week’s Weekly Writing Challenge is “Family.” After much thought I decided it’s important to express what’s taken place in the past few weeks with my own little family. The center focus was our Mija. A little over a year…
As I mentioned in my last post, our daughter had her tonsils removed this past Tuesday. As family is not close by I took a few moments to recount the event, Thank-you, everyone for your kind thoughts, prayers and support!…
Hello family and friends. Yesterday was a very long day. My daughter had her tonsils removed. She is doing very well. I’ll share more later this week; today seems to be a day for all of us to rest! Fortunately,…
Hi everybody! In my post Stories, Photographs and the Challenge to Write I stated I was going to step up to the National Novel Writing Month challenge to write a 50,000 word novel during the month of November. Well, it’s December…
The Weekly Photo Challenge is Dreaming. This was a challenging topic for me. You see, I kept coming back to a certain photo. I couldn’t take my eyes away from it. I don’t post my daughter’s picture very often, but…
As I’ve previously written, there I’ve experienced many facets of Easter. For me, Easter is a spiritual day to reflect on God’s great love for his people; a day that Christians around the world celebrate as their most sacred…
Through my daughter’s eyes Hello, everyone. This is the continuation of the Weekly Photo Challenge “Arranged.” As you saw in Part 1, my daughter puts together colorful combinations of objects. Here are a few more arrangements that will bring you…