Image credit: Photo by c@rljones on Flickr Licensed under Creative Commons Earlier this week, I had a rough morning with my daughter, my son was sick, I had an IEP meeting scheduled (those of you who don't know what that is, be glad you don't) and on top of it all, I couldn't find a [...]
Posts under ‘No I totally don’t overthink things’
Training Babysitters to Watch a Special Needs Child
Image credit: Photo by Swiv on Flickr Licensed under Creative Commons Just as we've found a method that works for us for finding childcare for our son Austen, who is autistic, we've (slowly) developed a method for training our sitters so that the visit goes as smoothly as possible both for our children and the [...]
Pick Up the Phone
Image credit: Photo by splorp on Flickr Licensed under Creative Commons I was struggling today with several issues that have been swimming around in my head lately: my relationship with anger and rage, the place of vulnerability in my recovery, the harsh and insidious voice of my inner critic, my past emotionally and verbally abusive [...]
Capitalizing on Addiction
Image credit: Photo by hellochris on Flickr A year ago, when I was trying to get through to my husband that we were spending faster than we were earning and that our credit cushion was wearing dangerously thin, he had a brilliant idea, "Let's get another credit card." Yep. We're running out of credit, we'll [...]
Pardon Me while I Muse Aloud
I've been thinking quite a bit about two disparate and unconnected topics lately: Society's perception and treatment of pedophiles in relation to the new X-Files movie, and Codependency in relation to recent news articles and talk show commentary about the apparent crime of being autistic in public. Yes, these are the actual types of thoughts [...]




