Anyone else have a social hangover?
Fortunately, Craig and I are on the same page. He says we should just hole up in our burrow and embrace the priorities of Hobbits… (Well, maybe really geeky Hobbits...)
Second breakfasts…
Tweensies…
Afternoon tea…
Popcorn…
Star Trek marathon…
Naps…
Doodling…
Jazz…
Lego…
Introduce H to Dr. Who…
In pajamas all day…
Anyone???
This post is meant to be light and entertaining – but it is also addresses very real concerns. I think it is important for us to be aware of our limits and to articulate our needs around these limits. This is crucial to our own well being – so that we are able to live long and prosper, but even more than this, it is excellent modelling for our child. We need to understand what it is we need… and then work to create systems and relationships that honour and support this.
When we are at capacity… we need to slow down… get a surer footing… reconnect with what is important and with that which nourishes us… and remember to take time to breathe. 
30 Days of Autism is a project designed to fight stigma, promote civil rights, and increase understanding and acceptance for those who process and experience the world differently.
© Leah Kelley, Thirty Days of Autism, (2013)
Thirty Days of Autism 
In breathing mode. Out breathing mode. Breathe.
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