Weasle3's blog
Dreams we sometimes have never make it to the point of reality....
Monday, July 09, 2007
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
I wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year!
I'm kind of in a dark mood, no need to go into details. Everyone has thier things that send them spinning towards the dark side of thier spirit.
I'm supposed to be talking to someone about an distance learning program for my RN. I don't even want to talk to them but they're on thier way here and I suppose I need to at least ask what's entailed and what it will cost me. I'm not committing to anything at this point. I just want to juggle some figures around and compare and contrast. If I don't like the idea, I'll toss the fellow out on his fanny. Or I'll force him to sit and chat with my FIL while I go upstairs and go to bed.
Not sure what kind of squeeze I'll be getting put on me to sign up for this deal or how difficult it will be to get the twit to leave. I've had some past experiences with sales people. It's gotten ugly, lol.
It's both about the earning power and the chance to have different clinical experiences. Or at least to be able to say I have a choice in staying where I am working instead of feeling that I have no other choice but to stay in my current position because of the initials at the end of my name. KWIM?
Hugs and a spiritual night light....
Friday, October 27, 2006
I found this cool picture puzzle while exploring the google extras. I hope I can attach it here without my browser crashing like it did the last time I tried, lol.
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
My very favorite tea right now is Celestial Seasonings Cinnamon Apple Spice. It is great hot and is awesome iced, I don't even use a sweetener with it. It's that good!! Just had to share, lol
Monday, October 02, 2006
I am so fed up with the amount of control that insurance companies have over the availablity of prescriptions. I have been taking lexapro for over 2 years now....suddenly I have to have a prior authorization from my Dr. in order to have my script filled through my newest (and not in my good graces) prescription plan. I have to go through the mail in order to get 3 months worth of the lexapro for one co-pay. If I go through CVS pharmacy I can only get 2 weeks supply at a time but still have to pay my copay for each refill. Easier and cheaper to do it by mail. If you live in a world where the galactically stupid don't rule. I want to have a face to face with the fecking moron that came up with the rule that I have to try another drug first before I will be allowed to get the lexapro. I'd slap the shit out of them....grrrrrr!!!!!!
Saturday, September 30, 2006
A new day so I'm making a new entry.
Happy Birthday to my friend Patrick Coston~ belatedly.
Last time I tried to make an entry it didn't work. Hope that blogger has fixed it's blips.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Today seems as good a day as any to update on my blogger.
Went grocery shopping before, now I'm just done reading my email and checking out some clothes on Holyclothing.com. I might get myself something from there in the next month or so. :-)
So today I have a bit of time to update on my blogger. I went grocery shopping today and found some Kashi frozen dinners to have at work. Yay. I balanced that out with a nutritious snickers bar that was an impulse purchase at the check out. Right now I am listenting to my son interact with his GrandFather. His Grand Father is irritating as all get out at times because of his Alzheimer's, stares at you or says odd things or tidies up notes that your loved ones leave you. *sigh* Till next time....
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Most important of all, continue to show deep love for each other, for love covers a multitude of sins.
1 Peter 4:8
Today it's my hope that the folks that I go to church with have checked in our UCC homepage and noticed this daily verse. Today it's my hope that they stop fighting to be 'right' or 'in charge' Because you know what? None of you are right and none of you as humans (or 'man') are in charge, especially not of the Church. Today it's my hope that the 'real' takes over and makes us all realize that we can't market our church to be something that will be palatable to all. It isn't going to happen and in doing so you are taking your eyes off of that which is of greatest importance to a Christian. Worshiping and glorifying the Lord. Today it's my hope that all of us realize that we are called to be 'Christlike' in the things we do and say, our attitude towards the serving of others that need us. Not that we are waiting for someone to come and do it for us. We need to be still and know that God is waiting and watching for us to hold our selves out and open for him to enter us and to allow us to be existing for Him. We can't expect someone to be hired and come to our congregation and tell us how we can fix our own problems. We also can't expect money to be the driving force for our existence as a church. That's where I've seen it go bad and in a big hurry. Don't let your church become nothing more than a painted whore. It's wrong and it's not going to expand the congregation. If nothing else, it will drive people away. If things keep along this pathway, I anticipate that God will knock us off our feet and on our butts. And keep doing so until we get back on the track that we belong on.
Show love for each other, be gentle with each other. {{{{hugs}}}}
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
"Hookahs also known as nargila or shisha are used for smoking flavored tobacco as well as opium and hashish and marijuana. Hookahs are legal for smoking tobacco."
I didn't realize that they still produced Hookahs. As the quote above says they can be used for smoking flavored tobaccos. If you are not one for using Opium, Hashish or marijuana. I imagine that by using a hookah with it's water filtering capabilities that you could also use herbal remedies such as those for respiratory illnesses. This link takes you to a site that shows all sorts of accessories and tobaccos. Hookahs Plus they are really beautiful pieces of art just to have on a shelf, definitely a conversation starter!!
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Today I was thinking about conversations that were had at work last night. I realized that a lot of what I expect from the world was formed in my childhood. I know what a ground breaking theory!
I was thinking about a doll that my Mother had bought for me from a co-worker that was selling her kids old toys. It was a very pretty doll. It had a very dressy outfit on. Complete with a fake fur wrap. I was so proud of that doll. But with my standing as a 'baby' member of a family of 7 kids my belongings were fair game to my siblings. They liked to take my dolls and 'experiment' on them. Meaning they used to re-create the Bride of Frankenstein scenario they may have recently seen on Creature Feature (on channel 5 of course!). Anyways....
The doll that was formerly looking like Jackie Kennedy, now looked like, well, hair cut off, face drawn on with pen to make fake stitches, etc... Many weeks or months had gone by. And my Mother being ever on top of things notices what the current condition of my doll is. And REACTS.
"WHO DID THIS?!?" My response at first is stark fear and silence. Then I'm thinking "It happened a long time ago" (to a 6 year old anyways...) "Why is it a problem now?" To us kids, if it didn't get noticed and punished within a fairly short period of time, then some sort of statute of limitations had run out and we should have been scott free. I react that way now. If something happens, or someone has a bone to pick with me, pick it now or forever hold your peace. I consider the matter over and done with. If something hasn't been noticed and a bit of time has passed then it's 'Sorry Charlie...'
Another footnote to this entry is that it always pissed me off the way my belongings were treated as fair game and no thought what-so-ever was given to my feelings about it. I should start telling people, "Hey...Don't tread on me!" I'll kick your ass, lol.
On the Job front....
I reapplied as described in a previous entry. It's actually going ok. The benefits are considerably more costly, but they have given us a 10% increase in our hourly rate and I get the 3rd shift differential as well. What was a real pain in the ass was the fact that I couldn't just supply my SSN to them, I had to provide 2 additional forms of ID. Well Geezus Beezus... I seem to be the same chick that was accepted to work here 3 years ago! I was tempted to give a DNA sample and my fingerprints for them to send to Washington to confirm that yes indeedee doodle that I am who I am. It's all that Richard Cullen's fault! I don't know who irritates me more, him or the Tylenol guy.
Smoochies!
Saturday, October 29, 2005
Kiss my ass, screw you, all bets are off!!
After a night of taking care to make sure that my work was done, so I wasn't leaving anything for another shift to pick up it still isn't good enough. I tape my report and pass on all the information from the 3-11 shift as it has been relayed to me. If I didn't understand something they told me I took the time to look it up in the patient's chart or to actually go and see the patient themself.
Why is it that I have to have someone quiz me about the type of bed a man now has? God Golly Miss Molly, instead of sitting there on your fat ass in the report room, get up and GO LOOK!! To me, it really didn't matter. I kept him from falling out of it, made sure that he was medicated as ordered, kept safe and got dressing changes also. I said I didn't know the type of bed. So then she says to herself in a snotty tone as she writes this down on her paper. "we don't know what kind of bed he has..." I really dislike the woman. If she has to extend herself a bit more than need be she gets in a fluster. I find it difficult to believe that she was once an ER nurse.
I had the entire unit to take care of. Meds, Treatments, charting and any unexpected incidents that may come my way. And she's having a shit fit because I don't know what type of bed he's in. Eat shit and bark at the moon lady. I've got bigger fish to fry...
Have a nice day y'all!
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Taking pictures of stuff to sell on eBay. Finished knitting a couple things.
The sheep were eating my asparagus in my garden. Had to chase the lumpkins away, lol.
It's cold and grey here. I keep telling myself it's only a few months until spring.
I have tonight off, will catch up on my sleep.
Had to go to court over the accident I had in June. The State Trooper asked me to testify on his behalf. The girl I hit lost and got 3 points on her license. I got my deductable back from my insurance company. About time!
I sat with them waiting for the case to be called. They didn't know who I was. I listened to them call me an idiot and a bad driver for 45 minutes. The look on thier faces when they realized who I was.....priceless, lol!
Whatever!
My daughter will be turning 15 next month, my beautiful autistic son will be 12. *sigh* where does the time go?
Hugs!
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
my principles and I
principled and alone
alone with principles and metaphors
fighting for what?
left to my clean
watching others splat and laugh
my approach is met with silence, watchfulness, reproach
have I not done as I was taught?
spoke when spoken to?
cleansed as I went?
educated where I percieved ignorance?
No, it looks to be that I have pushed faces
into bowls of mush.
Forced ideas are lone ideas
like me.
Monday, May 09, 2005
Thursday, May 05, 2005
The sun is shining but I feel no warmth
Plans are being made, but I want to rebell
The room is cleaned, but the dust never settles
nothing laid to rest, it always lies in limbo
Things that happen are always questioned, little liar
that you are, haven't you come to expect it?
Wretched nasty people, thier honesty never really
existing. Plenty of wavings of ownership of
nothing.
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
Taking some time to revisit some old haunts.
Finding that like old childhood homes, they look smaller than remembered.
The feeling is the same though
twisted, shattered and broken
no amount of plaster or casting will do the job
I must learn to hobble about and become familiar with the new ways.
In time the pain will become familiar and in some ways welcome.
Feelings are always welcome. It means there is life.
Saturday, March 26, 2005
In 1963 (the year you were born) |
Lyndon B. Johnson becomes president of the US The atomic powered submarine, Thresher, sinks in the North Atlantic killing 129 A civil rights rally held by 200,000 blacks and whites, features Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech President John F. Kennedy is assassinated as he rides in a motorcade through downtown Dallas Betty Friedan publishes The Feminine Mystique, launching a middle-class feminist movement Michael Jordan, Quentin Tarantino, Conan O'Brien, Johnny Depp, and Brad Pitt are born Los Angeles Dodgers win the World Series Chicago Bears win the NFL championship Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup The Beatles receive their first #1 hit single, when "Please Please Me" tops the charts in the UK Astroboy (known as Mighty Atom in Japanese) Japan's first ever anime was launched NBC expands its evening network news program to 30 minutes The television remote control is authorized by the FCC |
Your Love Number is |
1 You tend to be a stubborn lover, holding your ground in every argument You take your time falling in love. You aren't the type to lose perspective. You are loyal (to a fault), and you require the same loyalty in your sweetheart. At your best, you are a wise and inspiring partner - who sticks around. |
Hmmm, maybe this means I'm a stubborn pain in the ass? lol
Figured I'd check in and see how blogger is working these days. I have another blog, but, think I will use this one for bitching about work. The little snots found my other blog and had a holy freaking fit because they read my opinion of them. My co-workers that is. Didn't mention any names, but I guess if the shoes fit, they are pretty likely to kick you in the ass. Ha!
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
I was about to start this off with a string of profanity, but decided against it.
I started here with a beer instead. New template, maybe a new blog? Yeah, uh-huh, right.
Ah, fucker-doodle, that seemed to be the right place for a well placed bit of profanity.
I wonder if I can still use html crappy tags on this beast. Would be nice. I must admit to getting spoiled with all the clickity-click at xanga. I should use my brain more often.
I have come to realize that the insurance companies are the ruin of American healthcare as we know it. Or at least the ones behind the 'nursing shortage' myth. There isn't a shortage folks. The fact is that nurses are not getting paid what we are worth. We take a lot of risks, abuse and don't get all that much in return most of the time. Yes, there are the really rich moments where you connect with a geriatric resident or pick up on a sign with someone and save thier life. But there are times when monetary rewards do make your day. Just like any career. Think about it. Then get on the phone or email to your congressperson and tell them that you want Managed Care to be abolished and healthcare put back in the hands of the folks that know it best. Quit being such a skin-flint cheapie!
Saturday, February 07, 2004
It's been quite a while since I blogged on here. Since then I've had a few offers to include my blog in a registry for several different headings, childrens health and spirituality/dreams.
Has anyone else had this offer? I don't know why I'm posing a question as it's very likely that no one will even read this entry. Or be able to answer me on here as there is not a comment feature.
Yep, still hung up on the comment feature, lol.
I'm not feeling well today, I put in a 16 hour work day yesterday and I'm still feeling beat to shit now. I slept for 12 hours or more and just feel weak all over. Hope it's not the flu. It's my weekend off and I had wanted to do some fun stuff. Take my daughter to the movies to see Big Fish. If it's still in the theatres, I'll have to check. I'm sooo up on things.
Wednesday, September 17, 2003

Neutral:
Harmony and balance is key. You don't look at the
world in a negative or positive way and you'll
never judge or assume a situation- you just
look at the facts. People like you are peaceful
and accepting.
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Sara
What color do you see the world in?
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Wednesday, August 13, 2003
I think that sometimes folks get upset because others won't be pushed into saying that they agree with something that they infact do not.
Disagreeing is an inherent part of being human. because of social conditioning we have, for the most part, become afraid of conflict. As children we were either punished for daring to disobey or disagree with our elders. I think that at times that reflex still rears it's ugly head and causes us to either run or tell someone to stop the confrontation instead of facing it head on and resolving the underlying issues we have.
But I'm probably the last person that anyone wants to hear from in regards to conflict because of my history on debate boards at MOL and PS. Debate and conflict are both a part of healthy human interaction.
Tuesday, August 12, 2003
About a boy.....
My son Chase has a form of autism as I have mentioned in earlier entries. He seems to go with the flow for the most part. Maybe that is a bad way of explaining it. He seems to accept himself better than anyone does now or ever will. He knows how he 'is', he doesn't want to change his behavior. Why can't the world change thiers?
This sounds odd or cruel or what ever but sometimes I wish that Chase were deformed in someway or had an obvious birthdefect instead of one that is hidden among his neurons. He looks like anyother kid. It's when you talk to him that you notice that he is, well, different. He has very strong reactions to things that upset anyone else mildly. He has no "mild" reactions or emotions. Everything for him is as I like to say "full tilt boogie". And that is just his emotions. This doesn't include the fact the all of his senses react in that same extreme way. Noises that are merely greeted with a raised eyebrow and a 'what was that?' by anyone else are overwhelming to him. Smells can make him physically ill or keep him from participating in something or even getting dressed if his clothing smells 'off' to him.
Television is entrancing to him, he spends his time in a hyperfocus kind of mode when it is on. You can imagine how he reacts when it is time to transition into another activity and it involves turning off the T.V. But we do this and he is slowly learning to adjust and adapt.
We are forced as parents to purposly 'screw up' his day so he has experience dealing with minor instances of adversity. Doing this at home is comparitively easy compared with having to 'teach Chase' in public. I wish I had laser vision and could melt people at these times, lol. Anyway that is this installment of 'About a boy'.
Monday, July 14, 2003
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You'll stand out in the crowd of silicone and saline enhanced girls.
While Playboy girls may have more fame, you'll have the satisfaction of wowing guys with your natural assets.
The surgically enhanced Playboy girls will be jealous of your perfect tits.
You truly are a Perfect 10!
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Saturday, January 11, 2003
Just what in the hell goes on in some peoples minds? I could give a rats ass if someone 'back talks' me.
What freaking ever. I do my job and that's what is important. So, just shut the heck up. Ha!
Wednesday, November 27, 2002
Egads, I am a freak!!!
| Disorder | Rating |
| Paranoid: | Very High |
| Schizoid: | Moderate |
| Schizotypal: | High |
| Antisocial: | High |
| Borderline: | Very High |
| Histrionic: | High |
| Narcissistic: | Moderate |
| Avoidant: | Very High |
| Dependent: | Low |
| Obsessive-Compulsive: | High |
-- Click Here To Take The Test -- | |
Sunday, November 24, 2002
Tuesday, November 12, 2002
Autism milk link
This is a link to an article about the link between autism and the consumption of cows milk, and cows milk products. It is suggested in this article that there is a metabolic defect that is perhaps leaving these children with too much of a 'byproduct' of metabolism that is altering thier conciousness. I am going to be doing more research into this and shoving the information down the school systems throat so perhaps they could offer non-dairy things to drink such as soymilk or rice milk. My son who is autistic really enjoys those things. Anyways, I hope you read this article and learn something from it and if you happen to have any connections with the purchasing department of your school's food service department please consider beverage alternatives such as those that I mentioned. Thanks!
Wednesday, October 30, 2002
Poor Chases's Hamster died last night. It lived very happily in a cage downstairs until yesterday when it got really cool downstairs. It got to no more that 50 degrees and then went into hibernation. Emma brought it upstairs to me all in tears because it was limp, cold and non responsive. So I held it and did very gentle cpr on it and blew into it's snout, it began to move a bit on it's own but mostly spastic movements suggestive of brain damage to all but the medulla oblongata. Chase was sooooo upset, he was like, "Mommy I need you to lay down in your bed with me..." Of course I did, and kept the hamster warm on my tummy. It was still having shallow sporatic respirations.
Then about an hour and a half later it began Cheynne-stoking (death respirations) fortunately Chase thinks that it is still hibernating and Ernie is going to the petstore to get him 2 hamsters to replace Hamtaro. This really sucks because it's about 3 days before his birthday. Sucks sucks sucks....
Thursday, August 22, 2002
I had an horrible dream last night, I dreamt that we were sitting on a lawn in Massachusetts and to the left of us I could see a tiger walking down a path behind some shrubs. Ernie and I freaked out and were telling the kids,'lie down, lie down flat', but Chase wouldn't listen and instead freaked out and started flapping and screaming so the tiger came and took a big swipe at him with his paws. The next thing I know is that I'm being told that I have to put Chase out of his misery with a big kitchen knife through his heart. I was screaming and crying no no no and got forced to do it, then Ernie woke me up a bit because I was crying and kicking in my sleep, but I went back to sleep and in the dream I was hugging Chase and looking at him and each time I hugged him and then looked at him his wounds were smaller, until he only had a little cut on his tummy that I could put a bandaid on and he was ok. We were all hugging him and smiling and happy because he was ok, then it turned out that he wasn't really hurt at all but it was my truck that got clawed by the tiger and we had run it over. I remember putting a tattoo bandaid on my truck.
What a fucking nightmare!!!!!
Tuesday, August 20, 2002
Weasle3's blog Sunday, August 12, 2001
You have to wonder what part that the powers beyond us play sometimes....
To me it seems that the devil takes the weak and whispers in thier ears , it's the ugly unexplainable things that make me believe that. When I think of it I say a little prayer that someone that is feeling overwhelmed will be protected by God's grace if just for that moment of time...and so I say that prayer now.
Friday, August 09, 2002

Lycos News | All Photos Lee Mendelson, owner of Harold's Jewelers in Boca Raton, Florida holds a 16 inch necklace on August 6, 2002. The necklace has 83 diamonds (29.35 carats) and is worth over $100,000.00.It was recovered through natural biological means after a botched robbery attempt. Mendelson chased down and caught Mark Richard Kennedy after Kennedy allegedly swallowed two diamonds. Police recovered the necklace from Kennedy's rectum. Mendelson has put the necklace up for auction on Ebay.com.
Wednesday, August 07, 2002
Sue's Bloggy Blog - Welcome to my Blog House If you wanna have it, chances are a little presentation by a visually embarrassed gym teacher isn't going to stop you.
And if your husband wants to have it and you don't I guess that if I were to give a presentation like the aforementioned it might get me out of it? lol!
I am 33% Tortured Artist

I have some artistic ability, but it is probably a hobby and doesn't drive my life into a dark abysmal hole were I am alone and against the world.
Take the Tortured Artist Test at fuali.com
I am 65% Punk Rock

The intelligent punk. Tuff and Smart. I may be able to maintain a train of thought long enough... What the fuck was I talking about?
Take the Punk Rock Test at fuali.com
Nothing like reading something that upsets you to the point of distraction and having no way of helping, contacting or anything. That just plain sucks. What is going on? Where are you? why are you doing this game of invite me in and then leave without saying good-bye? Shit this sucks.
Thursday, August 01, 2002
Tuesday, July 30, 2002
Monday, July 29, 2002
5 Songs I always crank up on the radio and sing along to:
Shine by collective soul
Everybody hurts by REM
All I wanna do by Sheryl Crow
Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the waves
99 red balloons by Nina
5 Things I CRRRRAAAVE when I have the munchies:
chips
popcorn
potato skins with bacon/cheese/jalapenos
beer to wash down said jalapenos :o)
apples and peanutbutter
Speidies(it's a New York State thing...)
5 Things I *really* wanna do:
resolve a bunch of unresolved stuff with friends
meet all of you
deliver babies
get my RN
Get my Masters Degree in MaternalChild nursing
5 Things I wear all the time:
jeans
sneakers
wristwatch with numerical face
white unders
soft shirts
5 Things about me that SUCK
I'm a pain in the ass
I hound people
I'm very unforgiving about being mistreated
I need to lose 120 lbs.
I don't treat my family like they are the most important things in the world to me.
5 Things about me that ROCK!:
I can cook
I'm a nurse
I know several ways to give one medication, lol!
I give the world's best back rubs
I really like to laugh and have fun.
Ok, so I should have a comment feature on here for the time being. Cool. Cross your fingers that this will be the last time I have to update the muther,lol! Hugs!
BTW.......If anyone here is interested in serving the cause of Autism/Asperger's take a look at this site. Thank you so much! http://wwwstopfristbill.org/
Friday, July 19, 2002
Damn Xanga, so here I am without a comment feature. But I'll post anyways. It can be nice and private since there isn't anyone reading my blogspot anyhow. Still alive and well here much to the disappointment of some. Summer is here and we have been having fun with the kids, going places and helping them to continue the learning process through out thier hiatus from school. Then when they return they will have to get back in the habit of learning in a herd. I always hated school because of the overwhelming feeling of isolation that I experienced. Being the poor kid from a poor family that noone wanted to interact with. The one that other kids were nice to during Lent to make points with thier demi-god pope person.
Monday, July 01, 2002

You are the good ol' thumb! You are the family one, the one who not necessarily everyone loves but the one who everyone can't live without. Always willing to lend a hand or comfort a friend when they need it.
Which finger are you?
Take the quiz to find out.
Tuesday, May 21, 2002
Got some good news regarding Chase from his special ed teacher,she said that he scored in the 90's on his math assessment, they think that perhaps next year he won't need to be in a separate math class, Yippee! Pretty great for a boy classified as autistic huh?
Monday, April 15, 2002
Just wanted to make an aside here and give credit where credit is due for the swirly background. LaLa Graphics made it and I don't have a current link to use so I'll let you all know with an entry. Have a great day!!
Wednesday, April 10, 2002
Well, I changed my template. I've also taken out the part of the html coding that was giving me the error each time I viewed this page. It's just that now I'm without a comment feature. Anyhelp from any readers out there would be truly appreciated.
weasle3's Xanga Site We went to see Dinosaurs Alive II yesterday. It was really neat. Especially the T-Rex. My husband went back to gaze at it 3 times. My son Chase was freaked out by it so I took him to dig in the fossil pit they had. He also enjoyed weighing the dinosaur dolls that were in another area. That is something that Chase enjoys lately. Weighing things on my egg scale. This is a scale that grades eggs into medium,large,extralarge and so forth. He also enjoys weighing things on my antique kitchen scale. He will tell me and anyone else that will listen about what weighs more than this,that and the other thing. Cracks me up that something like that can give him such joy. And his joy is contagious. Isn't that too cool??
Tuesday, February 26, 2002
CNN.com - Dealing with autism -- every day - February 24, 2002 Dealing with autism -- every day
Here is another article that gives insight into the day to day life that presents itself when Autism is part of your family landscape. It shows how things that most people take for granted as far as being able to do something like buy new furniture or things like that with out having to take into consideration how it will cause one of your children to behave.
Friday, February 15, 2002
WebMD - Autistic Brain Structure Is Different Autistic Brain Structure Is Different
Please check out this article, it's really very enlightening. Why? It talks about new information that was not previously available. How the structures of thier brains affects the way neurotransmissions interperet the outside world for these children. I hope someone gets some insight that they need from this. Hugs!!
Thursday, January 24, 2002
An Autistic Artist An Autistic Artist--this is a pretty interesting article. It's short but it makes a very valid point that Autistic children are often relegated to the ranks of the mentally retarded which they are anything but. I hope that you check it out and keep it in mind when you see someone that might have a difference about them in the way they communicate or cannot communicate.
Thursday, January 10, 2002
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You radiate wholesome goodness. This drives men wild. Sure Ginger may get all the attention at first, but in the end, it's you they really want. |
Wednesday, January 09, 2002
Thursday, January 03, 2002
Keirsey Temperament Sorter * AdvisorTeam.com Your Keirsey Temperament is: Guardian (SJ)
Whoda thunk it?
Wednesday, January 02, 2002
Ok,ok, so I guess I should be writing more, but you know, I don't always feel like it. I do come and visit xanga with every intention of making some sort of grand entry and pfffft! Nada, zilch. My creative processes suck, they be in need of a wonder bra of sorts.
It's cold here, 23degrees farenheit(don't ask me to do the metric...I could but I don't really care, lol). Still have to take down the tree. Feeling too lazy, so I'll do that later when I'm not feeling so lazy, obvious progression of events eh?
We brought in another kitten to our home. She had a sister that we had spayed. Her sister wandered up to the road and was killed just after Christmas. We didn't want the same to happen to here so....Lightening is hiding under my futon (or as my son Chase calls it 'crouton') growling at the other cats that come to check her out. She likes me though, I have been her food connection for the past 5 months. She's a pretty little thing, with long matted grey and white hair. Which I can wait to tackle. I'd rather she got settled in before doing that to her.Hmmmmm whatelse is on my mind.....need to do some errands to HomeDepot. I'm putting in a carpet runner on my front staircase and I need those nifty metal bars that hold them in place. My thoughts keep traveling back to some things I've been bitching about but I'll save those for a blog that is not so close to the shiny New Year. Take care today and r
Sunday, December 30, 2001
Geez, it's been a while since I blogged on here. I am going to make it one of my New Year's resolutions to keep this blog for my life with my Asperger's son, like when I started. Though I strayed QUITE A BIT this past year.......Like now, lol!!
He had a great Christmas. Truely looked forward to the sequence of events surround the holiday. I do make sure to discuss with him what our family believes is the reason for Christmas.
So neat to see the look on his face when he looked in his stocking! Each passing year his reactions to the noise and disruption of regular routine is less dramatic. But if something is expected to happen, planned to happen, HAS to happen and doesn't, then he is devastated. That breaks my heart to see.
I will take this chance to wish you all New Years that are new and bright. Full of the promise of love, joy, peace and happiness!!!
Monday, December 24, 2001
Happy Birthday Jesus!
I'm saved because you were born!
What will it take for you to have a Merry Christmas?
Wednesday, December 19, 2001
Tuesday, December 18, 2001
BBC News | HEALTH | Autism misdiagnosis 'ruined a life' Autism misdiagnosis 'ruined a life' This is soooo sad. I'm glad that my son has had his diagnosis and isn't just being treated as if he is 'disturbed'
BBC News | A-B | Asperger's syndrome Asperger's syndrome. Yet another link. I hope that someone reads, learns and becomes less judgemental because of someone else's appearing to be cool and aloof.
WebMD/Lycos - Article - Asperger's disorder Asperger's disorder--This is what my son Chase has. Makes him a very interesting little boy! I love him.





