The Dino-Aspie Ex-Café (for Those 40+... or feeling creaky)

Post Reply New Topic

...a strange tale of the albino son of the moon, but the music is pretty, and I like the images of the boy's eyes...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nANyX-O-9rk&feature=related[/youtube]

Quoting Hartz:

Yeah, we used to own the property with "The Pink Car" on Lynx Lake Road, outside of Prescott, that house on that hillside, I helped build it. From digging the footers, to hanging on a rope putting in the glass and the wrap-around deck. My parents finally sold it sometime in the 90's I think. Thats where they bolted to from Kentucky when I shamed them out of the state w/ my unplanned pregancy and running out on the wedding.
Seen the Grand Canyon so many times I can't remember them all. It's always beautiful every time through.

quoting Reika: While Chuck gets snow, it was 40 degrees in Alaska in the middle of Feb. It's allready spring here almost.

40 degrees! 40 degrees! Oh man, those trucks are going to start falling through the ice into the Talkeetna any moment now.

Here are some more antics of my sons.

Videos 1 and 3 show UbbyUbbyUbby / Daniel (7 year old Aspie son)

Video 2 is AussieBoy / Jimmy (9 year old Aspie son). Jimmy filmed himself.

http://www.youtube.com/user/smelena73

I'm been happy by the number of Aspie/Autie families on Youtube promoting the positives of Autism/Asperger's.

Helen

If there is such a thing as reincarnation, I would like Smelena to be my mother in my next life.

Sturking and Limming again topic

Now that we have dug out from the storm here, there is supposed to be more snow so that in this winter we may yet have close to 200 centimeters of the white stuff, complete with its own technosystem of salt, highway snow plows, salt, show shovels, salt, snow blowers, salt, snow melters, salt, dump trucks, salt. Salt of the earth.

I worry that the Great Lakes will become the Great Big Salty Sea!

Then the Dead Sea.

ok, now i know i'm tired.

and i'm thinking i'd date foamy the squirrel? he makes way more sense than most people do.

time for sleep. yes. poppies will make them sleeeeep.

say goodnight gracie....

ohmygawd i have to get up in five hours and go to work and i'm watching a space launch on the web instead

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

brings back memories of watching the mercury and gemini launches crammed into the hallway at school as a young girl... and it's still way, way cool.

Smelena wrote:

Ever read a book that you get stuck in for days after finishing(,living in Ye olde England during the Plague or such?)


I just finished Stranger In A Strange Land.I have read many good books that have made me think or feel or laugh or???
But this one had me doing all and I can't seem to get back to my "this world"(Illusions had the same effect on me when I was 16).Anyone who groks this can you please comment on this thread or the one in general autism?I feel like I am near drowning with all the thoughts that are flooding in from this book.I need to grok them immediately because I "should" be..... writing more in the group bio,looking for a new job,calling my dentist for another root canal,getting new glasses,taking my "stuff" to the consignment store,listing items I have made for my Etsy store and other miscellany that requires more "guts" then thoughts.(oh yea of little guts<-me).Do I only "think" to avoid doing any real work.....?Philosophy and slacking certainly are compatable.