I walked Wil into his first day of camp, then I walked back to my car. I shut the car door and cried for 5
In Kindness
Wil was having a challenging day last Thursday. I drove up to the school anticipating driving Wil home. When I walked into his resource room,
Of Mice and Squirrels – Defying Categories
“Look at me, Mom.” Wil held a sandwich close to his mouth and nibbled bit-by-bit. “Look at you. Such a cute, little mouse.” “Ugh, Mom,
Leveling Up
As the kids are in school virtually, we packed their Chromebooks and headed to the airport. We decided to visit my parents in Florida for
Time after Time
Wil was an easy-going baby. I had to wake him to eat or he would have slept right through his feeding time. Which makes me
The Ghost of Pain
Not too often, but every once in a while, and it happens when Wil is doing something active like playing basketball or fishing, a transparent
