Happy Cinco De Mayo! Or Revenge of The Fifth if you like Star Wars. Today, I thought I’d go back to my old writing roots, instead of spouting about current things going on in my personal life. Although info dumping which is the blog topic for today hits close to home. Now, we all know […]
Autism Acceptance Month is almost at an end, but my autism doesn’t disappear at the end of April. In fact, we’re stuck with each other as long as I live. It’s okay, I’ve learned to accept my disability as a part of my being and personality. Which I couldn’t have imagine being the case just
I’m back everyone! I took a brief hiatus from the blog posts, as I was on vacation.Even humble writers need a break every now and then from the onslaught that is life. Anyway to be serious I went to the wild west for the first time ever. This uptight and self-righteous New Englander went to
Happy Easter everyone! It’s feels odd to say that when it’s still March. I don’t remember the last time Easter wasn’t in April. Anyway, I hope you all have grand plans to spend time with your family and or friends. I know I’ll be enjoying some great food, but I’m trying to avoid sweets so
Burnout. We’ve all experienced one tie or another. It takes many forms too. Work burnout, School, burnout, Writer burnout. At some time you were will your wall in some activity or duty I do daily. Last week, you may have noticed I didn’t post, it’s because i was feeling the ailments of burnout and couldn’t
The Grand Stage is the platform of the arts! Now, you all know by now I’ve been an appreciator of the arts for as long as I could walk. However, I’ve always been a nervous nelly when it comes to performing on the grand stage. You see unlike one of my favorite athletes of all
The Special Olympics organization has been a pillar of my life for over a decade at this point. I can vividly remember feeling isolated before becoming a apart of this organization, it was the lowest point of my young life. The Special Olympics gave me an opportunity to compete, have fun, and feel like valued
Making a name for yourself is the name of the game. Lately, my book has been building steam, Better late then never right? After months I reaching out, my local library and I agreed on a date to do an author talk and book signing. This coming April, I will have the biggest event of
Verbal Communication has never been my strongsuit. Is part of the reason I became a writer in the first place. It’s difficult to convey my message deeply and eloquently through my voice than my written words. This could be attributed to my disability, but I don’t think it’s that easy of an explanation or a
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As both a writer and a person on the autism spectrum, it’s a safe assumption that I have no friends and abhor social gatherings. Well, that stereotype holds a little weight and has a bits of truth sprinkled in there. I have a group of friends and we hand out as often as we can
