Twelve years ago when my oldest son was barely a few days old and lying in the hospitals incubator I knew he was different. I don't know how, but I just did. For years no one would believe me. Doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists and well meaning friends would tell me "don't … [Read more...]
HELP! I NEED GIFTS FOR TEACHERS!
Okay so we have only 4 more days left off school and as usual this month I am behind schedule! Normally I would have had my end of year teacher gifts all bought, wrapped and given to the teachers by now but this month has been super crazy busy and I sort of put the teacher gifts on the back … [Read more...]
Teach The Children Well
All of this business with the kids in Greece, NY bullying the bus driver and Tracey's post about sass and manners etc was so thought provoking. I've been really focused on manners with Will since day one. There isn't much that I loathe as much as a rude kid. Be honest. It drives … [Read more...]
Hearing more things – the list continues
So to continue my last post, here are the top four things said in my household.4. Stop bugging, beating up, teasing, bully your brother/stop crying!These variations all go hand in hand and are usually based on the tired factor of the offending brother. If Hud is tired and feeling … [Read more...]
here comes the bride
For several years I have been hoping to go to a wedding. A summer wedding specifically. I have witnessed sadness and divorce both firsthand and very close to home. Althought my life has much happinesss and hope in it - I wanted to experience a grand gesture of this. This weekend I got what I … [Read more...]
The Perfect Present
I was going to write a post with great advice on what to get your child's teacher for an end of school present. But then I realized that only the procrastinators (read: me) are still running around picking up teachers' gifts so late in the game. I also know from elated Facebook posts that for many … [Read more...]
On Eye-rolling, Sass, and Why Manners Matter.
My kids have asked me in the past why manners matter, and why it's important to be polite, and my answer is always along the lines of, "because it shows respect for the people around you, and it demonstrates to others what kind of treatment you expect in return." Do unto others... really, that's … [Read more...]
Hearing things
Been reading a number of different lists in various digital and mainstream publications lately, so it got me thinking that I would like to add to the genre and pump out a fun list. So without further ado, here are the 10 things most often said in my house.10. Did you feed … [Read more...]
New cure for Autism – BLEACH!
As a mom to two children who live life to the fullest despite the challenges they face due to Autism I must say I have heard and read about many supposed things that will prevent, help, and even cure Autism. Special diets, not vaccinating your children, changing your own behavior as a parent … [Read more...]
Soccer: Putting Your Best Foot Forward
My son had his last soccer game of the year last night, which ended in a tie: 1-1. I prefer these tougher games - they're more gripping to watch, and way more fun than when one team completely creams the other, scoring six goals in the first fifteen minutes or something like that.He's had games … [Read more...]
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