So, apparently, me flapping and clapping my hands was so interesting to my co workers that they began doing it too. And just like that I became a trendsetter.
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So, according to some people I know, an interest in paleontology is a sign of autism. Don't think I ever heard that before. But yes, I have an interest in dinosaurs and biology.
Just finished organizing my books by publishing company. It was a lot of work, but it was worth it.
Saw a magazine about autism at Walmart. Thought it was interesting.
Allergy season is the worst. Good thing I have an excuse to wear a mask.
I just realized I went the whole day without talking. Huh. I wonder if its normal to be better at communicating non verbally than verbally.
I wish people were a little more clear when giving out instructions...Then, maybe I wouldn't do things wrong all the time.
Autism Awareness Month is here!
Nothing beats a great set of headphones. It helps greatly when your home is bombarded by unexpected guests.
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