(Don’t worry, in another four years I will be writing this post again. Or maybe just reposting this one with changes. We’ll see what happens.) On Thursday, my son will graduate middle school. I will officially be the parent of a high-schooler. I know I’m not alone. I know there are other parents feeling the…
Monthly Archives: June 2009
Special Exposure Wednesday.
We are in the hospital this week but we totally wish we were outside, blowing bubbles. We’d love to have a peek into your week. Why don’t you join us at Special Exposure Wednesday. Please remember your comment love at each link you visit. Also blogging at Three Ring Circus
Photographing Children [with Special Needs] ~ Just Keep Clicking, Clicking
How do you expect to get that perfect shot if you don’t click, click and click some more? Any [honest] professional photographer will tell you that in order to get that one perfect shot, she snaps hundreds of photos. Really. And that on occasion she walks away from a shoot without capturing the image she…
Try This Tuesday #46: G-Tube Meal Containers
This week, Lynn from Pedaling Backwards is sharing one of her many great tips on G-tubes. G-TUBE MEAL CONTAINERSby Lynn After years of trying many containers, I have found these work best: Daily Meal Storage Pyrex 11 cup rectangle (www.pyrex.com). VERY hard to break (haven’t broken one yet unlike every other container type I’ve tried),…
Should he stay or should he go?
We had Max’s annual evaluation at his school on Friday. He’s made great progress in all areas, but I have a concern. Max is the most high-functioning kid in his class, besides another little boy who can talk in sentences (Max has a few dozen words right now). The other kids are nonverbal. Max had…