I’ve become a four-trick pony.
Although I reserve the right to write about anything, topics typically center around raising a child with autism, OCR (obstacle course racing), golf, 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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Going to the store, by himself
A couple of weeks ago, Matt – as he often does – approached me and made a completely random statement. He said, “Dad, I want to go to the store by myself.” After some discussion and a few follow up questions, it turned out that he wanted to go grocery shopping and buy his own…
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
Rec Man Remastered
To celebrate the fourth anniversary of Rec Man, I made the new and remastered rec man comic with new designs, characters, and more. This comic was based on the original Rec Man book. For knowing Rec Man, I made that comic. Download comic
The Golden Ticket
Let’s recap a conversation from a three days ago… Matt: Daddy! I got a Golden Ticket in my locker! Me: That’s great son! What’s a Golden Ticket mean? Matt: I get $5 off at the book fair. Me: Well that’s cool. How did you get that? Matt (hesitating and giving me a strange look): They…
The 2020 Arizona Spartan Sprint
This past Sunday, I completed my 11th Spartan Race. Every race – from Spartan to Rugged Maniac – seems to have a story to tell; memories that stay with you forever. You always remember your first. Then there was the time I sort of shadowed a special needs adult with this family. Last year I…
Great IEP Update
This past Monday, my wife and I attended an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) meeting with several of our son’s teachers, school psychologist and therapists. To say it went well would be an understatement. It was incredible! And we walked away with some very good, and certainly encouraging, news. Since being diagnosed with autism prior to…