Great questions!

1) What would you do if ghosts really exist and you saw one darting from one side of the hall to another?

Yikes! Possibly I would scream, then I would go find the nearest living person in the house as soon as possible!

2) In the show family Guy did Brian past the test when he went back to college?
What state did they sing about in a later show?

Haha! I can't remember whether Brian passed the test.. I know he and Stewie sing a song about being on the road to Rhode Island!

3) When was the last time you played the game where you guess the cars colors?

Last year!

4) What if you were stuck between a rock and a hard place, how would you survive?

I would use sticks to make fire. I would snack on grubs and try to catch rabbits so that I can roast them.

5) Looking in the past, can you pick the most fun you had with your youngest bro?

The times you came up to our house were fun. When we were little, there was always "Electric Babies" and picking you up and swinging you around like a sack of potatoes.

6) There is a fork in the road, one way gives you longer life but misfortune, the other gives you shorter life but luck is on your side. Which way will you go?

Ooh, good question. I wonder HOW much shorter my life would be? If I only lived to be 40, I would pick the longer life. But if I lived to be 65, I would pick the shorter life.

Sister Questions

Questions for you Sarah

1) What would you do if ghosts really exist and you saw one darting from one side of the hall to another?

2) In the show family Guy did Brian past the test when he went back to college?
What state did they sing about in a later show?

3) When was the last time you played the game where you guess the cars colors?

4) What if you were stuck between a rock and a hard place, how would you survive?

5) Looking in the past, can you pick the most fun you had with your youngest bro?

6) There is a fork in the road, one way gives you longer life but misfortune, the other gives
you shorter life but luck is on your side. Which way will you go?

Strumming Loudly

One of the things I like to do is to play my electric guitar. I have written over 15 songs with lyrics. When I’m nervous it claims me down before the storm. I’m really at peace when I play but I can’t seem to write an acceptable new song. Writers block but I won’t give up and I will play something different of mine. The songs I write are about love, violence and the other side. I like to put in a great message in some of them. My old guitar which is a classical that never gets played anymore, just a decoration in this room (computer room/guest room). The guitar before that is hanging up in the same room, it’s the same kind. Strumming my guitar is a nice feeling of unlimited joy that will never end, I hope or until I get old.

It all started when I showed an interest in piano, having one as a child, I would write songs. Most of them I have forgotten but two still strives on. Now I have a keyboard and no longer have the piano. One day in the past, I don’t remember it really well but it was in school (Delaware Academy, Delhi) during a special event. All I know is that I strummed one classical guitar that started me down the guitar jamming path. The first day I owned my electric guitar I could never forget the feeling that came over me. “I was born to rock, lets rock together.”

Anime Spirit

Cartoons from over seas on the cartoon network and copied onto DVD’s and VHS. The determination of the heroes or hero is not giving up and doing whatever it takes to defect a more powerful enemy. Every one can take that into there everyday lives especially the Autism range. The enemy for us is the outside world and interacting with it. The world is more powerful but we can find a way to interact with it. We can break away from what’s confinable and become independent; it’s up to us to find a way to do that. Life is all about completing one challenge after another. Make sure your confident enough to stay calm and deflect whatever life throws at you. If you want visit this web page www.Dragonballgt.com. Go to shows to see other Anime programs done by funimation. I’ve seen some of them but the Dragon ball series is my favorite. There are some things I don’t get about the show like talking animals that stand upright but the action makes up for it. Its okay, have Anime Spirit just don’t fight anyone. You don’t have powers, play the video games. Do I really have to go on with this?

Delhi (The Beginning)

The era is the 90’s, the era where two major fears didn’t exist yet.

I had friends but only few in numbers and kids my own age at church. We didn’t get together at all. My friends would play guns outside and ride bikes. We would also play video games. I was introduced to Armor Core, a video game, Anime Dragon Ball Z and penny candy(Not chocolate coins but candy costing a penny) I was fooled but it ended up okay, the candy was good. During that time when I was in groups I would sneak off alone and the common think to be said where Nate? There was a time where I didn’t know I had this, only the bipolar systems. I would only talk about myself before learning to ask a question or two. Sometimes I wonder if not knowing would be better but how would I learn to communicate in top form. The trip to the place where I found out that I have High Functioning Autism and I thought I was there to deal with my deep depression I was having. After nine years the time has come to move, we said our farewells and Woodstock came are new home in 2000. In the school I did talk two people that could be friends but graduation killed that spark. I even joined a group for people like me. I went over to this girl’s house from the group but that ended. I had another kid from the group come over but that ended as well. I have been alone for a long time since around 2003 when school came to a close. I had my parents and family but come on. I meet this guy who is connected with the women who started the group and he was on hard for me to lose weight, buff up and practice my bamboo sword training. Mastering the sword training he had me in one of his videos he was making. Losing 20 pounds and getting stronger, it wasn’t easy and this guy lectured me the whole hour. The neat thing was he is on the range of High Functioning Autism. This information had to sink in a little bit. Another chapter has closed and now I am in Middletown, alone and still walking off alone but I’m trying to stick with it. I talked with great people, short but better then nothinge group but that ended. rateion killed that spark. for people like me. k

The chicken nugget story

I was cooking small pieces of chicken in a frying pan tonight and suddenly had a memory. My mom used to make chicken nuggets. One summer weekend, when Nate was four or five, we had a large number of extended family over. Several aunts, uncles and cousins were seated around the dining room table. We had chicken nuggets.

Nate was a very easy going kid with a contagious laugh. He didn't call much attention to himself and went with whatever his older siblings were doing. That night, however, Nate suddenly made an announcement, a way of saying "hey I'm here, look at me." Instead of eating his chicken nuggets, he started putting them on his head.

Cousins were laughing hysterically. Nate, clearly enjoying himself, put more chicken nuggets on his head. Now the adults were laughing. Mom was trying to get the grease out of his hair. Nate was grinning at his own spark of spontaneity.

A good memory, made me smile (:

Epilepsy

A couple of years a go I heard “Bring me to Life” on the radio by Evanescence and was introduced to a great singer Amy Lee and a great band. I really liked this song and I had to get “Fallen” (albums name). I remember listing to it down on vacation in Virginia Beach. “The Open Door” is the name of there new album, coming out two years ago, never getting the live album “Anywhere but Home”. The Open Door is another great album and I believe Amy lee wrote all the songs by her self this time. Checking the webpage www.evanescence.com I notice something I wanted to check out.

Epilepsy is her Foundation found under Community on the webpage. Reading all of Understanding Epilepsy I now know what it is. “Effecting about 2.7 million people have it and nearly 181,000 are diagnosed every year”. I gave you pretty much the line from the Understanding Epilepsy page; visit the webpage to learn more. There is two links one at the bottom where it says this webpage is presenting by and at the end of the Understanding Epilepsy article. Out of the shadows is the name of it because people don’t know what it is, maybe this will help.