Back to daily living after I made many connections at the Autism Society of America conference

Bringing life back together again today and every day moving forward. Life is generally filled with surprises, but you never know what’s going to happen next. You just have to live your daily life continuing to strive passed challenges and continue to do what you have always done in life: being fulfilled. Life may throw you curveballs or even screwballs, but you need to try to hit the ball. You may just one day see a not so perfect pitch and hit a home run like Alex Rodriguez or Albert Pujols. Life is an unexpected journey, we just have to soak up ourselves in the shower to get ready to meet the world around us.

I had a great time at the Autism Society of America conference in Dalla, Texas. I met many other bloggers, twitterers, fans of PBS’ This Emotional Life, and other great fascinating people. I am getting ready to start my week now, but no need to worry I will be posting about my adventures in Dallas at the conference soon with pictures as well. Just 2 words to say in regards to the panel I was on: Standing Ovation!

I really am very thankful I was be able to speak at the conference in Dallas this year. It was a wonderful opportunity for me.

Have a Fantastic day!!

posting soon,

OUT, J

3 Responses to “Back to daily living after I made many connections at the Autism Society of America conference”

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1. C. S. Wyatt says:

   July 12, 2010 at 2:59 pm

   Congratulations on the response to the panel.

   I had a wonderful time in Dallas and the big challenge was often selecting which presentations to attend.
2. aspieteach says:

   July 12, 2010 at 4:49 pm

   It was awesome meeting you Jason! You did a great job with the panel, and I’m amazed that you had the state of mind to even notice what was going on with the ovation at the end. I was just so hyperfocused on standing there that I didn’t see anything going on.

   Wish I’d thought to take pictures while I was there, so I’m looking forward to seeing yours!
3. Adelaide Dupont says:

   July 12, 2010 at 7:31 pm

   Oh excellent!

   They must have really risen to their feet and their hands tingled.