First, Jodi posted a link to this great article by Josh Swiller, a CI user who taught for awhile at Gallaudet, author of The Unheard: A Memoir of Deafness and Africa. We saw him speak at the CI convention in Sturbridge, MA, summer of 2009.
Second, Susannah put this up. Pithy, hilarious, validating -- a must-read:
2 comments:
She nailed it! It's amazing how EASY it is to go somewhere without kids. Those car seats must eat about an hour of every week. Plus I only can stand to stop one or two times because the in and out of the car... Sheesh.
I think the person who asked the question is probably too self absorbed to read/understand the response, but I sure enjoyed it!
After dropping Matt off at one preschool (complete with chocolate bars for his teacher's birthday), then driving across town to Nolan's preschool, going to a Mother's of Preschooler's meeting, driving across town again to pick up Nolan, then driving the OTHER way across town to pick up Matthew. Then speech therapy, laundry, calling the hospital, insurance company, and doing a craft activity with the kids.
Let's see- where did my day go? I love that article!
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