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Crafts I Would Love to Try

Annie blogs about the joy she finds in crafting and how excited she is to learn some new crafts.

National Epilepsy Awareness Month

November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month. This is an important month for Teresa as she has been living with epilepsy since she was a child.

When Shingles Strikes; The Aftereffects of Illness

In mid-August, Rachel got sick and ended up needing to take time off of work in order to get better. She blogs about the way getting sick effected every part of her life.

Voting

Out-of-Sync Woman shares how excited and grateful she is to be able to vote in this upcoming election.

My Trip to the Kennedy Space Center

Kel blogged about going to the Kennedy Space Center with their extended family. They were surprised and pleased to see that it is a Certified Autism Center as having information about what to expect helps with their anxiety.

Distance between me and my Dad

In this blog Out-of-Sync Woman writes about the many reasons why she didn't feel very close to her dad. Starting in her tweens, she felt there was an increasing distance between them.

Being a Patient Takes Patience

This summer Sarah got really sick with pneumonia. She got so sick that she ended up going to the hospital for a while. This was a difficult time period for Sarah as she had to make sure she gave herself time to recuperate as well.

History of Halloween

Teresa shares some of the history of Halloween. She blogs about how she loved to dress up as a kid and her new tradition of watching scary movies this time of year.

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, and Beetlejuice

Penny has loved Beetlejuice since she was a kid and watched the movie with her family. She has many happy memories of both the movie and animated TV show. Recently Penny saw the sequel and musical. She shares her mixed feelings about both performances.