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Life With Lonnie: February 2010
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Raising an autistic child. Friday, February 19, 2010. Valentines Day has come and gone. Lonnie was very excited about making valentines for the children in her class. I helped her print their names on tags which she put on small bags of candy. She was really involved this year - making sure all the childrens names were accounted for and that all the bags had the same amounts in them. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Taking over the sofa. New home for some of her "critters".
Life With Lonnie: Holidays
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Raising an autistic child. Thursday, January 20, 2011. It seems like Thanksgiving and Christmas went by in a blur this year. We got a Christmas dress for Jenny. She seemed to enjoy wearing it - prancing around. Lonnie had some rough days, mostly stressing out when routines got changed. Although she enjoyed her winter break, starting back to school was really tough. She would wander around the classroom and refuse to do work - telling the teacher "it was scary". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Life With Lonnie: March 2010
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Raising an autistic child. Tuesday, March 9, 2010. I am so excited about a new source of information about autism. My sister and brother-in-law saw an HBO movie called "Temple Grandin. The web site is: www.templegrandin.com. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Taking over the sofa. New home for some of her "critters". They don't all fit on the bed). And her "rainbow" fan. She painted this herself. Guess what her favorite color is). On top of Sandia Peak. Betsy Ross report at school.
Life With Lonnie: January 2011
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Raising an autistic child. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Hard to get my head around but our miracle child just turned 13! Her birthday falls during winter break so it's hard to get kids here for a party - so we had cake with family and took Lonnie bowling. She really enjoys bowling and is getting pretty good, but she gets really frustrated when she doesn't knock down all the pins. Links to this post. How To Train Your Dragon. Links to this post. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Bowling, Marc...
Life With Lonnie: February 2011
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Raising an autistic child. Monday, February 14, 2011. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Taking over the sofa. New home for some of her "critters". They don't all fit on the bed). And her "rainbow" fan. She painted this herself. Guess what her favorite color is). On top of Sandia Peak. Betsy Ross report at school. Bowling, March 2010. The Sings 'n' Things. View my complete profile. Lonnie dancing at spring fiesta. Lonnie's first time in a hammock. Lonnie with her dog Lady.
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Bringing Rachel Home: May 2009
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Thursday, May 28, 2009. Rachel and Olivia were very brave on the water slide at the KOA. Rachel has discovered a new love. Swimming! We went Kamping at the KOA (Kampgrounds of America). She also sang Jesus Loves Me in front of the campers on Karaoke night. GeeGee and Papa Jim visit Rachel. I'm having trouble adding our pics and videos. But here is a preview! BTW, Rachel says "I love GeeGee" every few minutes since GeeGee left. It was love at first sight. Are arriving in 2 days. -m. Saturday, May 2, 2009.
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Bringing Rachel Home: GeeGee and Papa Jim visit Rachel
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Thursday, May 28, 2009. GeeGee and Papa Jim visit Rachel. I'm having trouble adding our pics and videos. But here is a preview! BTW, Rachel says "I love GeeGee" every few minutes since GeeGee left. It was love at first sight. In the past few weeks we have camped with the Webers and gone to a castle with Gee Gee and Papa. Aunt Kitty and precious Lonnie ( http:/ raisinganautisticchild.blogspot.com/. Are arriving in 2 days. -m. May 28, 2009 at 7:59 PM. May 29, 2009 at 2:36 PM. August 17, 2009 at 12:20 AM.
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Just another WordPress.com site. May 10, 2011 by suzannedlevy. Welcome to WordPress.com. After you read this, you should delete and write your own post, with a new title above. Or hit Add New. On the left (of the admin dashboard. To start a fresh post. Are some suggestions for your first post. You can find new ideas for what to blog about by reading the Daily Post. To your browser. It creates a new blog post for you about any interesting page you read on the web. Make some changes to this page.
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Burnout does not happen overnight and there is no quick fix when it comes to overcoming burnout. Burnout can happen in any stress inducing, all encompassing area of our lives and parenting is no exception. In order to overcome burnout, you must make some long term lifestyle changes. I don’t have a 12 step plan, or a magic wand I can wave to get your life back on track but I can tell you what has been helping me. Reading my Bible and praying daily. This has been the biggest game changer for me (ya think?
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Three Hooligans and a Princess means that I'm…. Oh yes, it’s true! Coming up in the next few days – updates, pictures, funny stories and of course news on my Army! Stay tuned, it’s about to get real up in here! But before I go…a teaser for what’s to come! Lola is all grown up! For Mother’s Day, my darling hubs gave me my own domain! We’ve got a new name, a new look and a new home! Check us out over at Operation: Housewife. Thank you Beckie for introducing me to the St. Ives line of facial products...
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Inspiration for Faith, Family and Frugal Living. Fear Fighting: Stomping Out the Image of Perfect {Guest Post}. I blame it on TV. I grew up watching the princesses. You know them, right? They were the ones whose complexions looked like porcelain, whose lips were the color of rose and whose lives were a hot mess. Until, the prince came in and swooped them up into his arms and forever changed their lives. I guess I still am. Because, in so many ways, I try to be them. Ugh I fall short. Or, do I? The lady i...
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Life With Lonnie
Raising an autistic child. Monday, February 14, 2011. Links to this post. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Hard to get my head around but our miracle child just turned 13! Her birthday falls during winter break so it's hard to get kids here for a party - so we had cake with family and took Lonnie bowling. She really enjoys bowling and is getting pretty good, but she gets really frustrated when she doesn't knock down all the pins. Links to this post. How To Train Your Dragon. Links to this post. Unlike most ch...
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Throughout our journey on the airport train we had not seen nor heard any names of the stops that the train had made. At one station we saw lots of people suddenly get up and leave the train. We panicked and made a last minute decision to take a gamble and walk off the train! We followed the signs for the exit (all in Spanish) and ended up walking up a flight of stairs towards the entrance of the station. Still unknown where we were we confronted up a large sign ahead of us. It was in October when me and...
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Raising and Educating Deaf Children
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