Going to the store, by himself
I’ve become a three-trick pony.
Although I reserve the right to write about anything, topics typically center around raising a child with autism, OCR (obstacle course racing) and, of course, politics – in which everyone is somehow an expert. Especially me.
Don’t expect Pulitzer Prize winning writing here. Just miscellaneous thoughts from a miscellaneous guy.
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About Me
However, the dichotomy of my life confuses even me at times…
I’m educated, but do a lot of dumb things. I love science and educational TV shows, but consider Family Guy an all time favorite. I’m a website manager, by trade, but still have trouble figuring out my phone.
I write, tweet, post and spout off opinions to anyone willing to listen.
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Golf, Garmin, Technology and Swearing
I don’t know. It seems to me that those who want to read about my golf game have about the same level of interest as those who want to hear stories and see pictures of other people’s kids. Which is to say, few-to-none. It’s as if “par”, “mulligan” and “hook” cause the same level of…
Rec Man 2
The sequel to Rec Man is out on the page. Check back soon to read books 3-4. Download Rec Man 2
Pre-Laughlin Spartan Thoughts
Seems as if it has become somewhat customary to jot down a few pre-race thoughts with an upcoming OCR (obstacle course race). This is not a rah-rah, beat-my-chest, let’s-kick-some-ass type post. Just some random thoughts going into Sunday’s Spartan Sprint. To date I have completed, I believe, nine Spartan Races. It is a bit weird…
Rugged Manic, 2019
From top to bottom, Rugged Maniac is easily one of the best obstacle course race (OCR) series out there. From the obstacles and volunteering to prices and the community – I love Rugged Maniac and look forward to each time they come to the area. I would also say that their finisher shirts are among…
A long overdue update
Almost four months ago, I last wrote about Matt and his autism and his progress and school. At the time there was 15 days remaining in fifth grade and I could not wait to see his final report card. His first full year of complete immersion into a mainstream classroom was coming to an end…
Fifteen Days Left in Grade 5
This blog is supposed to have a focus on what it’s liking raising a son with autism. I’ve gotten away from that lately and I apologize. Last night I was told there were 15 days left in the school year. Fifteen days left in not only grade 5, but also full integration from day one…
