Written by me as a preteen…. Worthy of a plain and simple bouquet of dandelions squeezed by a little fist Worthy of listening to the sounds of a hesitant and untrained music maker Worthy of admiring a painting rating display at Frigidaire Gallery Worthy of God’s blessings and children’s love ~Sarah
I love women who try to help children by loving and teaching and wishing. Women build people. People are the citizens who can seek peace and goodness. Thank you, mothers of our world. Peace is what you bring to all nations. Peace be to you! ~Sarah
Pleased to shine on a world that sometimes turns dark toward people with differences. We must all shine with our welcoming hearts. Peace and acceptance must win the race with fear. God has spoken out for brother and sisterhood. Shine! ~Sarah
Really do wish to ask everyone to accept autism. It won’t go away when you stare or complain. Nothing can erase it, even when we autists try posing as normal. Inside, we still experience the world differently. Please do not ask us to be you. We suffer to try. Please learn to live with autism. […]
Congratulations to Sarah for winning 3rd place in the MD Developmental Disabilities Council’s Expectations Matter Story/Photo Contest! The Council created the message “Expectations Matter, Expect Ability” to raise awareness about expectations. Click this link to see what Sarah has to say!
I am pleased Spring weather is here, but I am sad to say goodbye to my Uncle Robert Broadrup who died yesterday of pancreatic cancer. He was a nice, caring uncle who enjoyed time with family and friends and busied himself making the world a better place. I love him from here and take him […]
“Evenings stretch out, lit by the sun now that Spring is here. Our shutters stay open longer to enjoy the light. We stay downstairs longer to read and music listen. Soon we’ll take neighborhood walks to feel one with God and nature.” ~Sarah (Photo via Pinterest)
Life pushes through packed soil, around rocks, and plays in the snow sometimes. ~Sarah
A Facebook friend posed some thought-provoking questions to Sarah about her church experiences: “Did you attend church services as a child, and if so, what was that like for you? Do you currently attend? How can church be more autism-friendly?” Her inquiry raises a great question for many of us who are touched by disability […]
You know you’ve been working together a long time when you start to unintentionally dress alike! Sarah with her residential/job coach, Rachel
