Showing posts with label siblings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label siblings. Show all posts

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Can I Continue Blogging? Challenge Me!

Jan 2013 - We all make resolutions come the new year - but how many of us actually keep them.  I am guilty for one - maybe I should make a new year's resolution that says I will not break any of my resolutions. This is why I titled this one can I continue.  I need to devote once a week to this blog.  It definitely isn't that I have nothing to say -- as this past year (2012) was full of exciting and also disappointing news/happenings.  I just have trouble finding the time to post.  I would love to get my followers back to visiting my blog and I guess the best way to do it is to become more active in keeping this blog.

This weekend I will try -- I said try -- to find some time to write about some cool happenings over the past year.  They are etched in my mind and if I get them down in here I am sure you and the next person will want to bookmark/feed this blog to keep coming back to see what happens next.

Parenting my asperger's child (no longer is Asperger's in the DSM-5 - as it was removed as a disorder and "collapsing" it under the autism spectrum disorders.) is still the main blog - I kind of like keeping it separate and having a name to my son's disorder -- My blog's title just could not be: Parenting my Autistic Spectrum Disorder Child.  ha ha.

Some very near future blogs:

Ways I learned to calm my child during a rage in 10 minutes or less
Getting you child involved socially even if he/she has no friends
Introducing new foods
Personal Hygiene (this is still a very hot topic in our household but we are getting there)
High School and the Asperger's Child
How to Get Siblings to Understand
Career Goals beyond High School - start now don't wait
Asperger's - Outside View Looking In ---> My son's blog

Bear with me as I have a feeling this will be a great year in blogging if I can devote once a week.  I will do my best although I might need you to flood my inbox with messages to keep me going.