WARNING: This post talks about prison, crimes and inmates. It describes realities which may be disturbing to the reader. If these situations disturb you, imagine the feelings of the people… Read more »

When the pandemic hit southern California, Hector Ramirez, 45, tried to hang on to some of the guideposts in his usual day routine: waking up at 6 in the morning,… Read more »

I can only remember encountering police officers face to face once in my life a few years ago when they knocked on my door regarding a car which belonged to… Read more »

If you have been watching the news lately, and face it, who hasn’t in these circumstances, you’ve probably come across people protesting to emphasize that “Black Lives Matter” in response… Read more »

This ongoing coronavirus pandemic certainly has brought life as we knew it to a standstill. People can’t get together in big groups (or even a dozen in a group); people… Read more »

Losing something, or someone, you love is a painful experience for everybody, no matter who or how old you are. Recently, I read about a little boy flying somewhere with… Read more »

This may be the most serious post I’ve written to date, though I think my post about having autism making you a higher chance of being abused comes pretty close…. Read more »

I myself can’t remember being bullied nonstop due to my autism in my youth. There was one summer I attended a magic camp during the day and while I myself… Read more »

If you’re a non-profit and Paypal has taken you in an endless loop trying to get your money transferred, we want to talk to you. Since November of last year,… Read more »

Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate activist from Sweden, who just happens to also have Asperger’s Syndrome, was recently named by TIME magazine as their “Person of the Year”. While I… Read more »