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Tag Archives: life
High in Fibre
Another good one from my Griffin-man. Two good stories in less than 24 hours–this kid is a gold-mine! I must back up a little to give some context. Yesterday, we worked on some colouring pages. He was so pleased with … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory, Sun
Tagged families, Humor, kids, life, observations, parenting, school
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Easy Riders
I walked with Griffin to the park yesterday while he proudly rode his red tricycle. He’s getting quite good at getting around on his wheels. He probably triked over a mile on this little expedition. “I know, I so strong.” … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory
Tagged families, human behavior, kids, life, observations, parenting
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Be My Own Stage Manager
Writing the post “Overheard in My Brain,” while also being great fun to write, gave me an epiphany: I need to be my own stage manager. The stage manager has a cue-book, with the script, the blocking and all the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bang, Observatory
Tagged human behavior, life, observations, philosophy, theatre
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You know it’s loud when it goes to eleven.
One of the reasons that we chose our house is its lack of neighbours. That sounds unfriendly doesn’t it? Well, it is. Prior to our current home, we were living in a housing co-op where we learned two things. One–the great thing … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Minor notes in the celestial chord
Tagged change, life, vexations
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Frantic Friday Haiku
Appraiser coming House a wreck. Must clean it twice All this for credit?
True Confessions
I have a confession to make. I do not, (cannot?, will not? am unable to?) close cupboard doors. Drawers too. It drives my husband crazy. Whenever it’s brought to my attention, I try to reform myself. I set myself a SMART goal … Continue reading
Posted in Minor notes in the celestial chord, Observatory, Wonderment
Tagged Humor, life, observations, philosophy, thoughts
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And the verdict is…
Aspergers. My daughter officially has an Aspergers diagnosis. This is in addition to her already diagnosed learning disabilities and we still have to keep treating the inattention problem which, although no longer considered ADHD because part of autism is inability to … Continue reading
Posted in Dark side of the Moon, Mothership
Tagged ADHD, aspergers, autism, family, health, kids, learning disabilities, life, parenting
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Of Governmental Paperwork and Screaming
Guess what I’m working on this afternoon? To encapsulate my mood on the task before me, none could come closer to a more accurate description than my favourite Robertson Davies, pardon me Samuel Marchbanks. FromThe Diary of Samuel Marchbanks: Week 17, Saturday … Continue reading
Posted in Leaves, Minor notes in the celestial chord
Tagged books, bureaucracy, life, money
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Starvation or Eating Disorder?
Imagine that you encounter a child who is suffering from malnutrition. In our western world of syndromes and isms, the child would likely be thought to have an eating disorder. My first questions would be: Does she have an eating disorder … Continue reading
Posted in Dark side of the Moon, Mothership, Observatory
Tagged ADHD, anger, anxiety, bureaucracy, culture, family, health, human behavior, kids, learning disabilities, life, mental health, psychology, school, self-esteem, special needs, thoughts
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