Interestingly enough, when I was a teenager (back in the ‘80s), I would “cosplay” (quotes because this was something before the word “cosplay” was created) as Harrison Ford from both Indiana Jones and BladeRunner. I had the the jackets, coats, hats, etc.

I’ve posted many times before that my son is autistic. He’s now 10 and his anger is sometimes dangerous.

Hi sorry for replying late, didn’t see this post until now.

I love the app. So now I can stand outside the store, plug in the very specific hot mocha that I get almost every day and when I walk in I hand over my Contigo travel mug for the barista to pour my coffee in!

“... and then everyone would break for orange slices and Mint Julip Capri-Suns.”

Now here’s something to cleanse your mind from that picture and make you proper hungry. You’re welcome.

Wait, what? Paprika?  For what? Color? Flavor?

Yes of course the “children”. What are those adults called again? Bronies?

September 1999, you say? Is there anything else terrifying that happened that month?

Dead serious question. My 10 year old boy has high functioning autism. I’ve read that CBD (well, marijuana in general) helps with associated symptoms in autism, especially anxiety. Does anyone have an autistic child or if they themselves are on the spectrum and have tried CBD? Please tell us your experiences.

Dead serious question. My 10 year old boy has high functioning autism. I’ve read that CBD (well, marijuana in…

Thank you very much for this recommendation!  I’ll definitely check out Dixit.

Any recommendations for a 10 year old with ADHD and autism?  So looking for games that can promote socialization, encourage focusing on goals and emotional regulation (especially anger management).   

Not quite what I had in mind, but starring you for the snark.

These are also good for developing countervailing strategies when dealing with bullies. After all, ‘intimidation’ is the first arrow they pull from their quiver. You have to learn to be a little intimidating yourself in order to stand up to these MF’ers, whether they be a president, a neo-Nazi, or a typical troll.

Maybe I’m wrong but do athletes of any team, any sport actually choose their hotel when the entire team is traveling together? I would imagine the team’s front office tells the players where to stay. So if that is true, then this whole bit of the crossing pickets lines is pure BS.

And to think that I was looking at this very same video this past weekend. What a coincidink.

Throwing this out there:

I’m looking for escape rooms in NYC for my soon-to-be 10-year-old son’s birthday. Not only does it have to be obviously kid-friendly, but it needs to be sensory-friendly, at least with sounds. He has…

But is this Fake News or what? There MUST be a way to prove this was Fake News or not.

I scrolled through all the comments and didnt see a single one mentioning this.  Are you kidding?  It’s the very beginning of ‘The Strain’ - it’s how the vampire virus spreads in NYC!

Funny thing is that I saw that game on TV and they were replaying the catch over and over, marveling at his gumption, but nobody ever said... ‘heeeyy.... waitaminute....!’

Is it possible that the good people of Westport just do not know the history of the ‘Tuskegee Experiment’?  This is Connecticut after all, home of some of the most affluent and insular communities in the country (for example, Greenwich and Fairfield counties).  Because if that is true, it is a damn shame.