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Crests of Daylight/Glacial Fox/Crests, Foaming at the Mouth

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I keep having to sneeze. :disappointed:

I keep having to sneeze. :disappointed:

 

Then you must be allergic to something.......................... ;)

I ate two pieces of toast also.

 

It doesn't feel like summer break yet.

I hope this summer break is exactly like the last one.

I will be very upset if it isn't.

I guess I have problems with nostalgia and change.

Sorry, I had to restart my computer as it wasn't working well.

While I was gone I ate toast and listened to The Phantom Of The Opera on CD as well as checking the weather.

I ate two pieces of toast also.

 

It doesn't feel like summer break yet.

I hope this summer break is exactly like the last one.

I will be very upset if it isn't.

I guess I have problems with nostalgia and change.

 

Why was last summer break so awesome? :wacky:

For the past two days I've generally been listening to just 3 songs; Drops of Jupiter by Train, Circles by Switchfoot and This Is How A Heart Breaks by Rob Thomas. :thinking:

I don't know really, I just remember getting up early in the morning to a house with people sleeping and coming on here, and that I moved away and also got into all my music I like now generally. There's something about it that just makes me want to relive it.

 

I would be okay with doing the same thing every day of every year, I have problems with that, living in the past I guess.`

Then you must be allergic to something.......................... ;)

 

It's the stupid field I live in. *sneezes*

Why was last summer break so awesome? :wacky:

 

Cuz you met me! :cheesy: :P

My life changed a lot this summer, A LOT. :P

 

I miss watching The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien every night like when I moved here, but they changed the time it shows at and he's not even on it anymore. :\

 

I also miss sleeping on the floor.

 

And everything.

It's the stupid field I live in. *sneezes*

 

Or maybe it's them thar turkeys that inhabit it!:rolleyes:

Why is it that I can't just let things happen without wanting them to always happen like that, even when they're some of the worst moments of my life? Why can't I just let go of my past and embrace the future? :bomb:

I'm watching the dorkiest 80s movie. It's so cute. :P

there's some kind of saying that goes something like if you sneeze, someone is thinking of you. :P

Why is it that I can't just let things happen without wanting them to always happen like that, even when they're some of the worst moments of my life? Why can't I just let go of my past and embrace the future? :bomb:

 

:uhoh:

i think my eyesight is turning bad. shit. :freak:

I love love love my playlist right now.

there's some kind of saying that goes something like if you sneeze, someone is thinking of you. :P

 

:blush:

 

i think my eyesight is turning bad. shit. :freak:

 

It's teh internets. :\

Repetitive behavior and autism

 

Stereotypy is apparently purposeless movement, such as hand flapping, head rolling, or body rocking.

Compulsive behavior is intended and appears to follow rules, such as arranging objects in a certain way.

Sameness is resistance to change; for example, insisting that the furniture not be moved or refusing to be interrupted.

Ritualistic behavior involves the performance of daily activities the same way each time, such as an unvarying menu or dressing ritual. This is closely associated with sameness and an independent validation has suggested combining the two factors.

 

For kids with autism, change is tough. Not just big change, but even the ordinary daily transitions from home to school; from recess to class; from grandma's to home.

 

To compensate for this, they typically grasp onto those things which are comfortable and predictable. This includes schedules, routines, clocks, and calendars.

 

Extreme change can be difficult for the typical human making to sell with, but for a person among Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), significantly the littlest change can be overwhelming. It is not uncommon for autistics to suffer trouble adjusting to a diverse schedule such a breaks from a daily routine.

 

Perhaps this explains it.

I never thought of that really.

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