By As many of you know, my oldest son has autism. The most obvious symptoms of Jonathan’s autism are his difficulty with conversational speech and his gross motor skills. It is not uncommon for him to halt mid-sentence and be unable to continue without a great deal of coaxing. Anyone who simply watches him [...]
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If you follow my other blog, The Whinery, then you know that I suffer from mild depression and SAD or Season Affective Disorder. Put the two together and life becomes very bleak and pale. I wrote the following back in 2001: Hello Darkness my old friend Have you come to live with [...] I’ve merged the Everyday Yoga blog entries from last year into this blog. If you look at the archives, you’ll notice a jump between October 2002 and October 2003. I didn’t stop practicing during that time, I simply wrote about my Yoga experiences in my other blog, The Whinery Behind the Beaded Curtain. [...] I have often said that regardless of whether one’s perception is reality, that perception is reality. In other words, whether I am in danger or not is irrelevant to me if my perception of the situation tells me that I am in danger. If I perceive that I am in danger then I [...] I’ve decided to start the EDY Blog back up. The Whinery just didn’t seem to be the best place to write about my Yoga experiences. In March 2002 I wrote about my first experience practicing with a mat. At the time I was not sure whether I really liked it or not [...] If you’ve been reading the Whinery, then you know to expect major changes here by Monday of next week. |
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