Comments on: An Unanswered Question http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/ A view of autism from along the spectrum Wed, 09 Jul 2008 02:13:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Shawn http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-494 Shawn Mon, 31 Jul 2006 23:07:13 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-494 Ian, I haven't seen Molly, or heard of it until now. Sounds like one to add to my Netflix list, which means I'll have to return the movies that have been laying around <em>forever</em>. Ian,

I haven’t seen Molly, or heard of it until now. Sounds like one to add to my Netflix list, which means I’ll have to return the movies that have been laying around forever.

]]> By: Ian Parker http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-489 Ian Parker Sun, 30 Jul 2006 17:24:36 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-489 Hi Shawn, (Posted into history so as not to change the subject of your latest Movie Time! post) Re: autism movies, have you seen the movie Molly, with Elizabeth Shue? Hi Shawn,

(Posted into history so as not to change the subject of your latest Movie Time! post)

Re: autism movies, have you seen the movie Molly, with Elizabeth Shue?

]]> By: Shawn http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-99 Shawn Mon, 08 May 2006 01:51:00 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-99 Robert, I just use the web statistic programs that my hosting company provides. They provide packages called Webalizer and Analog. Neither is very elaborate, but they provide some basic information. Shawn Robert,

I just use the web statistic programs that my hosting company provides. They provide packages called Webalizer and Analog. Neither is very elaborate, but they provide some basic information.

Shawn

]]> By: Robert P http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-98 Robert P Thu, 04 May 2006 02:08:46 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-98 Do you mind if I ask how you keep track of your traffic? I have a Scoop site, but I don't have any idea how many people visit, or when, or how they got there. Do you mind if I ask how you keep track of your traffic? I have a Scoop site, but I don’t have any idea how many people visit, or when, or how they got there.

]]> By: Shawn http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-97 Shawn Fri, 28 Apr 2006 03:42:07 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-97 <p>Wade asked: <em>What is this “snow” thing, and where does one go to play in it?</em></p> <p>A meteorologist answers "an atmospheric phenomena in which fine crystalline water particles precipitate in the upper lattitudes during winter months"</p> <p>The occupational therapist responds "a powdery substance useful for providing tactile stimulation to the hands, feet and entire body. Usually found outside and rarely in the school's therapy room."</p> <p>The ten year old boy describes it as "A really cool powdery thing that you can slide around on and make balls to throw at your brother"</p> <p>The forty-something father who's lived 90% percent of his life above the Mason Dixon line waxes philosophic: "A God given gift to northerners to distract them from the short days, cold nights, and the cabin fever of winter that might otherwise cause us to completely go off the deep end. (There's not much to Mardi Gras up here!)" Shawn</p> Wade asked: What is this “snow” thing, and where does one go to play in it?

A meteorologist answers “an atmospheric phenomena in which fine crystalline water particles precipitate in the upper lattitudes during winter months”

The occupational therapist responds “a powdery substance useful for providing tactile stimulation to the hands, feet and entire body. Usually found outside and rarely in the school’s therapy room.”

The ten year old boy describes it as “A really cool powdery thing that you can slide around on and make balls to throw at your brother”

The forty-something father who’s lived 90% percent of his life above the Mason Dixon line waxes philosophic: “A God given gift to northerners to distract them from the short days, cold nights, and the cabin fever of winter that might otherwise cause us to completely go off the deep end. (There’s not much to Mardi Gras up here!)”

Shawn

]]> By: Wade Rankin http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-96 Wade Rankin Tue, 25 Apr 2006 01:27:08 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-96 Again, I have to ask. What is this "snow" thing, and where does one go to play in it? -- from somewhere in South Louisiana Again, I have to ask. What is this “snow” thing, and where does one go to play in it?

– from somewhere in South Louisiana

]]> By: Jemaleddin http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-95 Jemaleddin Sun, 23 Apr 2006 11:37:30 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-95 Although it took 3 winters of trying, my son finally loves the snow. At first he couldn't stand the sound of his boots squishing the snow, then he didn't like the cold air, but this past winter he was making snowmen, snowforts and having a snowball fight with me. Although it took 3 winters of trying, my son finally loves the snow. At first he couldn’t stand the sound of his boots squishing the snow, then he didn’t like the cold air, but this past winter he was making snowmen, snowforts and having a snowball fight with me.

]]> By: Bronwyn G http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-94 Bronwyn G Sun, 23 Apr 2006 02:17:16 +0000 http://www.alongthespectrum.com/2006/04/an-unanswered-question/#comment-94 Yes, and it's fun too! Snow on the TV might be another matter. Yes, and it’s fun too!

Snow on the TV might be another matter.

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