Monthly Archives: October 2014

Creating Visuals Instantly for Unpredictable Activities

Please know state-of-the art cutting edge language at the time of original penning of this blog has remained unchanged. Retaining original wording allows tracking of language progression in the field of autism over time. As an adult with autism, knowing what will happen during each day is important to me. For children, who have much […]

An Odyssey: Learning the Hidden Curriculum

Please know state-of-the art cutting edge language at the time of original penning of this blog has remained unchanged. Retaining original wording allows tracking of language progression in the field of autism over time. Learning the hidden curriculum social rules of society remains a struggle for autistics long after they grow up. For example, even […]

Fractured Vision: One Autistic Phenomenon

Please know state-of-the art cutting edge language at the time of original penning of this blog has remained unchanged. Retaining original wording allows tracking of language progression in the field of autism over time. I started painting with acrylics in 2012. I wanted to use that medium to illustrate aspects of my autism. To date […]

Speeding, Autism and No Ticket Issued!

Please know state-of-the art cutting edge language at the time of original penning of this blog has remained unchanged. Retaining original wording allows tracking of language progression in the field of autism over time. In the past few years I have had two encounters with the police while driving my car. The first time I […]

Autism and Thinking With Colors

Please know state-of-the art cutting edge language at the time of original penning of this blog has remained unchanged. Retaining original wording allows tracking of language progression in the field of autism over time. I think in colors. My thinking colors have sound and movement. When I hear spoken words my neurology automatically goes for […]