on the road with our son Charlie in Autismland
"Special Education 101," Thinking Person's Guide To Autism (ed. Shannon Des Roches Rosa, et al.)
"Fractioned Idiom: Poetry and the Language of Autism," Autism and Representation
"No Search, No Subject? Autism and the American Conversion Narrative," Autism and Representation
Catholic Lives, Contemporary America (South Atlantic Quarterly)
Dr. America: The Lives of Thomas A. Dooley, 1927-1961 (Culture, Politics, and the Cold War)
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So I prefer not to get too political on this blog but I just want to say (for it must be acknoledged, while Charlie alternated between extremes of nerves and grins on Wednesday while Jim taught late and at last decided the best thing to do was to sit on his bed with a blanket and stare at the timer rolling the seconds by on his iPad, and for I am writing elsewise about, Good Gawd, this) that a good boy is hard to find.
Charlie, as Jim has been known to put it, has got the good goods.
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Fun fact: I go to school in Flannery O'Connor's hometown. :)
Posted by: Erin Breedlove | 29 November 2012 at 08:16 via Facebook