Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2009

Writing at Hopeful Parents

I'm pretty excited. I'm now writing for Hopeful Parents, which is a web site dedicated to grass roots support for parents of children with special needs. I'll be in experienced company there. ;)You'll find me there as Jenabur.

Check out Hopeful parents at http://www.hopefulparents.org/

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

20,000 Hits

Today, I received my 20,000 hit. I don't know who it was, but it was someone who searched on the words: sensory processing disorder in Medworm.

He or she got to learn about Grace:

http://alphagirls.blogspot.com/2008/08/glimpse-into-mind-of-gracie.html

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Friday, November 21, 2008

Tagged

I've been tagged by Denise at A Woman With Hobbit Feet.

Here's what I have to do...
1) Choose the 4th picture folder on my computer
2) Choose the 4th picture
3) Explain the picture
4) Tag 4 other people

This is Meghan and Grace trick or treating in their grandparents' neighborhood in the back of a wagon attached to the lawn tractor.

Here's my photo:



I tag:

Susanna at I Find Myself a Mother
Laura at Ordinary Miracles
Jen at Yodeling Elkos
Jen at Against All Odds

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Really, Really Rosa

So, what do you think of the pink?

Gracie really likes it, and I quote her, "Mom, that is really, really rosa."

Rosa is the word for pink in German.

Friday, October 17, 2008

Thursday, October 02, 2008

5 Minutes for Special Needs

By now, you all know that I love to write. Correct? ;)

Well, I've agreed to be a guest blogger every Friday in October at a web site called 5 Minutes For Special Needs. It aims to bring parents of special needs children the support, insight, and inspiration they need to be the best parents they can possibly be.

Special Needs Blog

My first post will be up tomorrow (Friday). Come check it out! There are amazing, inspiring parents there who help us all to remember that special needs children are children first and foremost. Their lives are not defined by their physical or mental limitations.