I have been thinking about a couple of posts I have read on other blogs while I was researching the links I included in yesterday’s post. It seems important to present the balance between the agony and joy of parenting a complex special needs child. I am working on a post to talk about the various places I experience in being Billy Ray’s mom. Depending on how Billy Ray is tomorrow I maybe able to post it then. Otherwise, I will post it on Monday.
For today it seemed like time to share some comic relief. Last night we had a bit of a rough evening with Billy Ray who is recovering from dental work. After he was finally asleep, I went to one of my favorite blogs hoping that Lori Fox had written one of her wonderful humorous pieces. I was not disappointed. See Boy Meets Goal by Lori Miller Fox.
Until tomorrow,
Peggy Lou Morgan
http://www.parentingyourcomplexchild.com/
http://www.lighthouseparents.com/
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Friday, February 17, 2006
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
With All This Technology - Why Can't We End Waiting
As I was sitting her working on two posts that I plan to post later this week I can hear Billy Ray going to the dryer with his support staff and the agitation because the clothes are not dry immediately.
It occurs to me that what we need in this world is immediate dryers. Parents have the same issues in some ways. Waiting to find out results from lab tests or to get the dreaded diagnosis is harder than bad news.
Last night my pastor, my husband and our friend, Dave were working on software which will enable us to share video of my presentations and basically talk to you from my website. Pastor did a sample file using video of the little girl who forgot the words from the National Anthem at the Portland Trailblazers game (you probably saw it all over the news a while ago). Here’s the file so you can see how the little video boxes will eventually be on our parenting site http://users.gobigwest.com/prcco/richlite/UPLOAD3/player.html and share our excitement at learning all this technology. Let me know how it comes across for you (is it clear).
As we look at this technology and I listen to Billy Ray’s difficulty with wait I am thinking. I wonder if we will have quick drying fabric and immediate dryers in my lifetime. Zap your clothes are dry.
Until tomorrow,
Peggy Lou Morgan
http://www.parentingyourcomplexchild.com/
http://www.lighthouseparents.com/
It occurs to me that what we need in this world is immediate dryers. Parents have the same issues in some ways. Waiting to find out results from lab tests or to get the dreaded diagnosis is harder than bad news.
Last night my pastor, my husband and our friend, Dave were working on software which will enable us to share video of my presentations and basically talk to you from my website. Pastor did a sample file using video of the little girl who forgot the words from the National Anthem at the Portland Trailblazers game (you probably saw it all over the news a while ago). Here’s the file so you can see how the little video boxes will eventually be on our parenting site http://users.gobigwest.com/prcco/richlite/UPLOAD3/player.html and share our excitement at learning all this technology. Let me know how it comes across for you (is it clear).
As we look at this technology and I listen to Billy Ray’s difficulty with wait I am thinking. I wonder if we will have quick drying fabric and immediate dryers in my lifetime. Zap your clothes are dry.
Until tomorrow,
Peggy Lou Morgan
http://www.parentingyourcomplexchild.com/
http://www.lighthouseparents.com/
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