Granny's gone and done it again

[Cynthia12]

Oh, and here is my Plecto still trying to find a place. lol Poor guy. His other house is not there.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

If he can't, he can't.

When you have been out on errands and are approaching home, do you point out landmarks that should be familiar to him? Start with ones that are close to home and gradually draw his attention to those a little farther out. Make it a game. As time goes by, encourage him to be the first to recognize and identify them. Perhaps it's a skill he can develop

with guidance.

I used to. He doesnt like it anymore.

How my Richard is..not the sense of direction , but frightened. And, he has eye hand coordination problems.

Robert also He has coordination developmental disorder.
Edit,
And adhd /add, tourettes,crohns and diabetes to go along with the autism

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Granny I finally got those Garnets packaged. I'm thinking I should feel well enough to get to the pist office tomorrow.
These are the dark. If you look up the stones you will see the Reds and more dark. If these were cut and smoothed you would see the lines in them. These are rough..straight from the ground..so still have some rock on them. View attachment 3901200

they are very beautiful. After I get done admiring them I will store them in my jewelry box.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Oh, and here is my Plecto still trying to find a place. lol Poor guy. His other house is not there. View attachment 3901201

He doesnt look like any of my plecos

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I wonder what it would take to get one of those stones made into a charm or such?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I was reading about autism and driving. Only 33% of autistic people drive. Getting lost was a real concern as well as a few other things. fast decision making,Obeying "the rules" like if someone waved you on. ect....

 

[Cynthia12]

He doesnt look like any of my plecos

I took these the other day. He surprised me. I got him small. All of a sudden he had these pretty fins.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I took these the other day. He surprised me. I got him small. All of a sudden he had these pretty fins. View attachment 3901251View attachment 3901252

I think that is called a sail fin pleco. I will go look

 

[Granny Hatchet]

marble sailfin pleco

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I was reading about autism and driving. Only 33% of autistic people drive. Getting lost was a real concern as well as a few other things. fast decision making,Obeying "the rules" like if someone waved you on. ect....

Driving is a very complex activity. It sometimes requires instant decisions and snap reflexes. And it can have life and death consequences. If Robert doesn't feel safe or comfortable doing it, then he shouldn't. There is nothing wrong with knowing your limitations and living within them. I think it shows maturity, responsibility and wisdom on his part. And isn't that what we all hope for our kids?