on the road with our son Charlie in Autismland
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Charlie showed a highly unusual interest in paging though a book (my Herodotus translation) Monday night before, in a predicted pattern, things got a lot more interesting -- always on the nights before I teach; didn't need the Delphic oracle to tell me that!
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I love the photo! I've been having a hard time keeping up with everyone on the internet for the past couple of months. It seems you have some ups and downs with sleep and the like of late, I hope things settle down soon (school routine may help do the trick?) and that otherwise you are all well!!
Posted by: emma | 18 September 2012 at 00:58
Charlie's teacher saidhe likes to flip through magazines too!
We are well, though rather bleary eyed. but cheery! Is Dimitri back in school?
Posted by: autismvox | 23 September 2012 at 00:53