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Monthly Archives: April 2011
History Day
Yesterday was Elise’s birthday and Karen and I suggested Nate take her out for lunch. She demurred, but then said, “Well maybe we can go to New York Pizzeria,” which is a short stroll from our house. Nate had other ideas. The Cooperstown … Continue reading
On the Road
Nate’s continuing path to the land of socially acceptable behavior has its detours. The two of us went to Price Chopper for a few grocery needs. When we entered, Nate headed right to dispose of our recyclables. I was planning to help … Continue reading
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Tagged Autism, Empathy, How to Train Your Dragon, Hyperlexia, Movies
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Laughs
There are a lot of laughs to be had when you have an autistic son. Sounds cruel, right? But let me explain. Nate is a funny kid. He does and says things that are intentionally humorous. Then there are the … Continue reading
We’re (Always) On the Eve of Destruction
Impulse control is not a tool in Nate’s arsenal. He’s a man-cub who spontaneously lives his every thought, whether he’s verbally spouting whatever comes to mind in a torrential stream of consciousness that would make Joyce proud or he’s coming … Continue reading
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Tagged Autism, Bathrooms, Cooperstown, Hyperlexia, Lincolnshire, Southfield Green
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A Delicate Issue
Nate and I were talking yesterday about a certain thing he used to do. “I did that when I was frustrated,” he confessed. I was prepared to write about that today. Most of the words had come together this morning, ready … Continue reading