9.27.2013
How iPads & Apps Can Help Autistic People Like Leo - As of September 2013
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This is an outline for a three-hour iPads and Apps workshop I recently gave for the excellent San Francisco organization Support for Familie...
9.21.2013
Please, Disneyland: Do Right By Your Autistic Fans
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Disneyland train! Disneyland train! (Feb 2013) Update 10/5/13: Looks like the new policy will indeed acknowledge diversity in disability...
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9.16.2013
On Autism Murder Apologists
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This is my Leo. He's 12 years old. He's autistic. Could you look him in the eye and tell him you understand why parents kill autis...
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8.21.2013
Good Mom (of Smartypants Kid) or Bad Mom?
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Nerds, we are. Mali is a smartypants, that's just a fact. But I don't think it's enough to be a smartypants and then be prou...
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8.18.2013
Experiencing Alternate Reality, Broughtons-Style
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Imagine the luck of living in a world... Where you get to see humpback whales lunge-feeding and spouting. For nearly an hour. ...
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8.13.2013
The Coolness of Being Thirteen
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Thirteen is cool, says my eldest daughter Gisela, who should know. She says thirteen is when people take you seriously, because you're...
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7.31.2013
Leo Turns Our Car Into an iPad!
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We got a new minivan. Same minivan as the older minivan, so, still the perfect balance of convenience and whatever the feminine version of...
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7.28.2013
My Own Personal Kaiju
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Leo has been a fish for a long time, what with taking to swimming and body surfing without needing lessons, as fish do. And he's a soc...
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7.11.2013
10 Years of Squidalicious
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I suppose there should be more fanfare about one's ten year blogging anniversary (which I've missed by a couple of days), but Dude, ...
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6.10.2013
Making Leo Digital Versions of His Favorite Books -- on the iPad, of Course
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I put Leo on the bus this morning, and Seymour and I drove Mali to school. Iz and I leave for Ghana in less than an hour. I think Mali will ...
6.09.2013
Ghana-bound
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Iz and I are going to Ghana tomorrow. We'll be there for two weeks. And it almost didn't happen, which is why I've not talked ...
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