But aside from that, she's still completely normal
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After that incredibly dreary post, here’s an update on the other stuff I’m doing around the web…
As always, I write at the Fun and Function blog.
And I have a fledgling business blog to go along with my business website.
::cough::Comment love is always appreciated.::cough::
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I have realized something. Summer is not my friend. No, not the heat. For southern California, it’s been rather mild. I’m talking about the whole relaxed atmosphere.
On school days, I get up between 5 and 6 am. As a result, I get quite a few things done before the kids wake. Once they’re at school, I have the preliminaries out of the way and I can work. Getting up late, and then the kids getting up means everything takes twice as much time. Alas, this means I have to start getting up at the normal school year time.
I hate being a grownup.
As you all know… I have a business, Vineyard Virtual Services. I am a Virtual Assistant who caters to freelance writers and small business owners. As part of that, I also freelance write/ghostwrite. I usually can’t share that stuff, as it’s not my own byline.
However, at one of my gigs, I’m a one of the writers on the company blog. I write as MicheleW, so the owner said she was happy for me to promote posts when they happen. I’ve been writing there a few months now.
Fun and Function is a special needs resource company. I would say they are more geared towards the Autism spectrum and Sensory Processing Disorder, but there’s something for everyone if your child has special needs. I write about various topics in the blog from the perspective of being a parent of kids with special needs.
I got interviewed about blogging over at Commitment. Won’t you take a look?
I know several of my online and offline friends deal with kids who have special needs. I’m one of them. I’m writing an article for one of my clients, and I would love to hear your stories on the fiscal impact it’s made on your family. State paid? Medical Insurance? District paid? Out of pocket? Private care? I’m looking for the myriad of routes you’ve taken financially to provide special needs care to your child. Comment or email. Thanks!
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