2010 was a great year! We moved back to my favorite place on earth (which involved miracle upon miracle), I am close to family, and making new friends. I learned to knit (which has not been easy for me), enjoyed learning how to cook with fresh produce (don't gasp, I grew up on mac&cheese, canned corn and hotdogs) my favorite being jam and fresh baked pies...ahhhh....oh and red peppers...yum...found a great yoga studio, and have enjoyed becoming stronger, and more flexible both physically and mentally. If you would have told me at the beginning of this year that I would be standing on my head, and flipping from "down dog" to full "wheel" I would have thought you were insane.
So I am hoping that this next year, is a year of opening myself up to what may be possible. Not accepting what I can do now, but maybe just maybe starting to dream a little bigger, for me for my kids, for life in general. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
2 comments:
Hello, my name is Jaume Cabanes and work of Professor in a secondary school in Catalonia. At the end stage to our school students have to do a research project. My students chose to work specifically on autism and the use of augmentative and alternative communication. Retrieving data found your interesting blog. There is a phrase we would use the title or subtitle of the work: "Not being able to speak, is not the same as having nothing to say. " We would like to know who he is and if we can use.
Thanks and Happy new year.
jaume.cabanes@gmail.com
That is a common phrase used among the AAC community, I don't think there would be a problem using it.
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