Late September

September 15 8th grade: I stayed over (cousin’s) We did stay at each other’s houses a lot. I’m blessed to still have this close relationship with my cousins. September 16 8th: Met (cousin’s boyfriend) at park. He is so nice I ❤️ him even though he is (cousin’s). She is in trouble. So this readsContinue reading “Late September”

Against all odds

What brings a tear of joy to your eye? I have a few relatives who are neurodivergent/have autism. Watching them succeed and grow is such a joy. Especially when they have found their friends and created their social network. In college I volunteered for the Special Olympics. I can’t explain how powerful and rewarding itContinue reading “Against all odds”

Book Report: Like Everybody Else

By Barbara Girion. I couldn’t find a lot of information on her, she didn’t achieve Judy Blume status, but I think she is still alive. I did see that she wrote “Misty and Me”, I remember reading that and will tr6 to find it somewhere. I was looking for something last week and found thisContinue reading “Book Report: Like Everybody Else”

Fifth Grade Book Report – Blubber

I’m thinking of having a book club where we read books from our childhood. Young adult novels. Discuss the book as usual but also discuss what we remember and why the book was chosen. I’m starting to go back to some I remember. Last week I read “Blubber” by Judy Blume. I’m not sure ifContinue reading “Fifth Grade Book Report – Blubber”

Rules are NOT made to be broken

What bothers you and why? I’m a rule follower. A classic hands in the steering wheel at 10 and 2 (I know that’s not a thing anymore) rule follower. I’m an introvert and an accountant, it’s in my nature. So I don’t like when people don’t follow the rules. 13 items in the 12 orContinue reading “Rules are NOT made to be broken”