My household has become rather cramped of late with family living in a small(ish) home, and so my wife and I started floating ideas around on how to better manage our home. Our own family was growing, and we felt cramped in the house. The first thought we had was …
It took me a while, but I finally updated my iPod Touch to the new 3.0 update. I liked the idea of copy and paste, and the Spotlight search was nice, but I did it entirely because I wanted to enable Bluetooth on my Touch, so I could use it …
Today there have been a lot of articles in the news about the reaction, or lack thereof, from President Obama’s Administration regarding the protests and prelude to revolution in Iran. Instead of whole-hearted praise and warm greetings to those protesting what appeared to be a rigged election, it has been …
At the Scottish Festival on Saturday, I had a chance to try a tasty Scottish dessert that turned out to be very easy to make. It’s called a Cream Crowdie, and is a parfait, that is a layered dessert with alternating fruit and cream layers. The cream was whipped to …
The Examiner had a really good article outlining the prevalence of fear within the autistic mind. Quoting Temple Grandin, perhaps the most well known scientist with autism, they mention that daily tasks fill the autistic mind with fear. Imagine, if you will, you are in a closed room with a …
Tonight and tomorrow mark the Annual Utah Scottish Association Highland Games & Scottish Festival being held at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi. This is an annual event for my family, as we go to walk the vendors, hear the pipes, watch the events, get free stuff, and eat haggis (okay, so …
The news is all a buzz with the needs of families with Autism, the treatments that work or don’t work, the quacks and celebrities that offer their opinions based on anecdotal evidence and fudged research, and the tools that are available for autistic children. All these articles do is outline …
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