the girl with the curly hair facebook page

[Warwick C]

I found out about this site late last year. Vanilla suggested that I start a tread here for it.

It is about a aspiegirl who writes about her experiences and has useful tips.

Kristy I was wondering if there is a link with your avatar and the illustrations.

the girl with the curly hair | Facebook

http://thegirlwiththecurlyhair.co.uk/

 

[umbrellabeach]

I love that page. The graphics are excellent. I share my favorites on Pinterest and save them to my computer.

 

[Warwick C]

I am finding alot of people like her work.

 

[Pianoman908]

I've "liked" that page on Facebook, but I've never really got around to reading the blogs even though I need to pay money to subscribe to them to read the full versions of the blogs. I've looked at the pictures that are posted. Overall, a good page.

Personally, I'd recommend the Facebook page called "May I Be Excused, My Brain Is Full", which is also the name of a book that the admin of the page participated in the creation of. The author of the book is a person who has really inspired me. I'm talking about Olivia Goudreault.

 

[Coupe]

I love "The Girl With the Curly Hair" and "May I Be Excused, My Brain is Full!"

 

[Warwick C]

Thanks for that Pianoman I will have a look at it.

 

[Kirsty]

I have just made a new Facebook account and I already 'Liked' the page. The colourful memes are great and one of them I have put on here as my profile pic as I relate to it a lot along with other ones.

 

[Kirsty]

Personally, I'd recommend the Facebook page called "May I Be Excused, My Brain Is Full", which is also the name of a book that the admin of the page participated in the creation of. The author of the book is a person who has really inspired me. I'm talking about Olivia Goudreault.

I find this page hilarious. Thanks for sharing. It gave me a laugh.

 

[Warwick C]

Thanks for clarifying that for me Kirsty. I tried to PM you about it.

 

[Fridgemagnetman]

Found an interview with the owners of this website.

A bbc podcast called autism and communication.

Picks up on some good points and some decent examples.

'I'm saying words and youre interpreting meanings'