well I am a bit tired tonight. I am trying to get back to working during the night when you sleep so I can be free during the day to have more time to unpacking things and getting settled here and having energy hopefully to devote to being an advocate for you and get ready for homeschooling again and therapies!
SO I got up at midnight last night and worked till about 4:00 a.m. 3-4 hours of sleep each night is not nearly enough to feel good enough to get the things done I need to around here. Tonight I am so tired I doubt I wake up very early to get work done. I know it will never happen by midnight...maybe 2-3:00 a.m. we will see. BUT I can do more work and more quickly if I do it when you are sleeping and no one else is about.
Anyway......we spent the afternoon drawing in a sketch pad. We had a nice visit from your uncle chris and his wife on Sunday along with grandma L. Chris was impressed with how much you know about blueprints and house plans and architecture..etc. He wanted to know who taught you all that. I said well I exposed you to it and then since you loved it so much I encouraged it as much as I could. Anyway.....I also teach you things obviously as much as I can but it is easier when you are interested in the subject!
I need to go and get ready for bed. LOVE YOU LOTS!
mommy :X
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
This blog is a diary to my son Noah who has autism, sensory integration disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. I originally started it as a way to vent my feelings but also wanted to have a record of our journey together through the good times as well as the bad. It is my ultimate hope this blog will be a source of hope and inspiration to others facing similar situations.
Thank you
thanks Tanya
Noah named this "fall colors"
"summer colors"
This blog is a diary to my son Noah who has autism, sensory integration disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. I originally started it as a way to vent my feelings but also wanted to have a record of our journey together through the good times as well as the bad. It is my ultimate hope this blog will be a source of hope and inspiration to others facing similar situations.
Followers
Blog Archive
16-year-old Noah
|
|
Award from Maddy, Marie 6 and Brandy
Thank you
thanks Tanya
Just the facts
The best way to prepare for life is to begin to live!
Elbert Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard
past posts....
- 16th birthday (1)
- 18th birthday (1)
- 19th birthday (1)
- 8-year old autistic girl in handcuffs (1)
- A&W root beer (1)
- ACT test (1)
- Adam (1)
- amusement rides (1)
- Andre McCollins (1)
- April 8 2024 (1)
- artwork (1)
- Asperger's Syndrome (1)
- autism (16)
- autism awareness (1)
- autism law (1)
- Autism Spectrum Magazine cover contest (1)
- autism struggles (1)
- autistic boy tased at school (1)
- autistic marine (1)
- awesome days (1)
- Baby Brianna (1)
- Baxter (1)
- Bayer (1)
- Bayer HIV contaminated vaccines (2)
- Bear's Mill (1)
- Birthday 2013 (1)
- blizzard feb. 2007 (1)
- bookmark manager (1)
- Boonshoft Museum (1)
- Brumbaugh's Fruit Farm (2)
- Bubble lights (2)
- cardiology visit (1)
- cell phone tower connection to autism (1)
- Children's Hospital (1)
- Christmas 2013 (1)
- Christmas cards (1)
- Christmas lights (1)
- Christmas tree 2014 (1)
- Christmas trees (5)
- CiCis Pizza (2)
- Cincinnati Ohio (1)
- Clara's Pizza King (1)
- Clay Marzo (1)
- clouds (1)
- college (2)
- college prep (1)
- coloring eggs (1)
- computer games (1)
- computer generated (1)
- cousin time (1)
- CSX trains (1)
- dangers of vaccines (1)
- Darke County Fair (3)
- Dear Noah (2)
- Denis Leary (1)
- Doctor Who scarf (2)
- Don Kriegbaum (1)
- donating school supplies (1)
- Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel (1)
- driver's license (1)
- driving (1)
- Easter (1)
- Easter eggs (2)
- electric shock treatments (1)
- Entertrainment Junction (1)
- Fall (1)
- fall 2012 (1)
- Family Guy (1)
- FCC complaint (1)
- Frozen (1)
- gaming PC (1)
- Gardasil vaccines (1)
- generalized anxiety disorder (1)
- gifts (1)
- gingerbread cookie recipe (1)
- good day (1)
- grandma C. (1)
- gratefulness (2)
- greenville ohio (1)
- hailstones (1)
- Halloween (1)
- happiness (1)
- Harter Park (1)
- health alerts (1)
- healthcare reform (1)
- hepatitis B vaccine and autism (1)
- HFCS contaminated with mercury (1)
- high fructose corn syrup contamined with mercury (1)
- HIV contaminated vaccines (1)
- homeschool (1)
- hospital admission (1)
- HPV vaccine dangers (1)
- Hurricane Ike in Ohio (1)
- IEP (1)
- Indiana (1)
- inspiration (1)
- intense experiences (1)
- January (1)
- Jib Jab Star Wars (1)
- Joshua Fry (1)
- Judge Rotenberg Educational Center (1)
- Juicy Juice (1)
- Jungle Jims (1)
- Just Add Water (1)
- Kyle Lograsso (1)
- letter to Burger King (1)
- level 3 snow emergency (2)
- Lincoln Funeral Train (1)
- lining things up (1)
- Lucas Works (2)
- Lupron injections (1)
- Marfan syndrome (1)
- Mark Leland (1)
- melamine poisoning in Halloween candy (1)
- Memorial Day (1)
- Miracle Run (1)
- Missing Pieces (1)
- model railroads (1)
- Model T Ford (1)
- model trains (3)
- Monster trucks (2)
- movies (1)
- my poetry (2)
- N scale trains (1)
- NATE (1)
- new gaming PC build 2018 (1)
- no words (1)
- Noah Biorkman (1)
- Noah driving (1)
- Noah's 20th birthday (1)
- Noah's graduation (1)
- Noah's movies (1)
- obama crap (1)
- Ohio Blizzard March 2008 (1)
- Ohio Virtual Academy (1)
- Osgood-Schlatter's disease (1)
- Pepper Jax and Noah (1)
- piano music (1)
- pizza hut (1)
- Pizza King (1)
- planes (1)
- planets (1)
- pneumonia (1)
- pool party (1)
- Product of China (1)
- Project Natal Milo (1)
- pumpkin patch (1)
- pumpkin patch (2)
- QCHARM (1)
- railfanning (2)
- rain (1)
- rash (1)
- recalled meds (1)
- red left turn arrow (1)
- ring around eye (1)
- Robin Spielberg (1)
- Rural King (1)
- school (1)
- school requirements (1)
- schools and autistic children (1)
- scientific link to autism found November 2009 (1)
- shock therapy (1)
- shock treatment in autistic kids (1)
- sick episode (1)
- snow (1)
- snowstorm in Ohio 2009 (1)
- snowstorm in Ohio Feb 2010 (1)
- solar eclipse 2024 (1)
- Sonic chatroom (1)
- speech therapy (1)
- state mandated testing (1)
- storms (2)
- summer (1)
- sunburn (1)
- swimming (1)
- swine flu (1)
- swine flu vaccine dangers (1)
- tardis (1)
- teaching heart (1)
- temps (1)
- Thanksgiving 2015 (1)
- toilet training (1)
- toilets (1)
- train crossings (1)
- trains (4)
- Trick or Treat (1)
- turkey pot pie (1)
- Union City (2)
- Union City Indiana (1)
- vaccine form (1)
- vaccine link (1)
- vaccines-Baxter vaccine contamination (1)
- videoclips (4)
- virtual world (1)
- Visit with your dad over Christmas 2011 in Ohio (1)
- vocal tics (1)
- winds (1)
- winter (1)
- World Autism Day (1)
- WPAFB (1)
- wringer washer (1)
- Young's Dairy Farm (1)
Bloglines
Stats since April 2-2007
Noah's Paintings
Noah named this "fall colors"
"summer colors"
Need A Snow Day?
This website is part of the autism-assembly, this is a coalition of
members of the autistic community who share the common goal of seeking
acceptance for those on the autistic spectrum, who aim to educate about
autism, and who are not seeking a cure for autism. This is part of the
global autism rights movement.
Our Progression Thus Far
Links
Copyright © 2004-2024 Dear Noah - All content is protected by U.S. copyright laws and may not be copied, transmitted, or reproduced without the express permission of Dear Noah, who reserves all rights.
All image rights retained by their respective owners as listed unless source is unknown.
4 comments:
Yikes, those are late hours! Take care of yourself!
It sounds like you are settling into slowly but surely. Moving is so much work. We still have boxes we haven't unpacked 6 years later. :(
Hi there,
hang in there Mommy, sleep glorious sleep is hard to come by in our house.
I wish you and Noah sweet dreams.
congrats on your move. i'm thinking of you and sending you sleeeeepy vibes. and just know, you are a wonderful advocate for your noah!
I so identify with the need to get as much done when Noah sleeps. Even though we have help during the day it is necessary to intervene repeatedly,plus medical appointments, etc.,etc. I am with my son full time from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m. every weekday besides the weekend. I am trying to do research, revise care manuals, do my other writing, etc., etc. when he is asleep. Trying to figure out how to get more done.
Post a Comment