It’s a long way to November
Pal Tracy and I paper the internet with our oven-roasted, party-punched words of wisdom about people with disabilities and picking up cues in their potential to communicate through the supported use of keyboards and voice output machines like the iPad. Getting interested in our words opens the door to looking at movie stars inspiring people to see more the soul of actors rather than their ordered, slickly hair and clothes.
When people like, prattling on like an out of control parrot, Mitt Romney, appearing popstar-like, paper the news with their positions on poorer people, get rallies of tea partiers going, and insinuate that loss of prosperity is a character flaw, they leave the station of understanding and move to a platform of intolerance I thought only existed out of the slavery era. Outrage very quickly builds into a loud roar of opposition in my, proud to need government services, person with, looking like newsworthy leader in the disability world of nifty advocacy, Tracy on board with me.
Look, I am probably not your best perpetrator of political commentary but easily, I am nothing short of being Walter Conkritesque compared to Rush Limbaugh.
The Big Picture
Topping our own movie appearance standards last week was the showing of our film last week at the Big Picture Theater in Waitsfield, Vermont. Needing mouthwatering burgers to go with our movie popcorn, we ate kind of early dinner in the theater restaurant and later, after the movie, looked like movie star leading men taking questions from the, practically buying beers for us on the spot, audience. It might not be a warm place to walk around in but possibly Vermonters, in the winter, clap the loudest for wretches-in-arms, Tracy and Larry.
I am past Pascal’s paying me to pose for your staring at movie star pleasure. The bigger issue is noted Tracy’s leading man, posturing to look like another version of Michael Jackson in listed as best work, party music, all classic soul dance number, Thriller. The noteworthiness of owning picture of Tracy is that he makes opportunities to communicate ideas with him a movement towards looking at learning to advocate for oneself as a greater vocation than cleaning parquet floors and doing dishes in a restaurant.
Others would say that he owns property on island of presumption of competence in Syracuse University because of his looking at mental capacity as a function of the natives of the speech world accepting immigrants from the non-speech world into, knotty with mostly negative beliefs, normal society.
Get fit with Larry
People order idea of walking for exercising their bigger, visiting sweets tray too much before the New Year, bodies. In a warmer climate, the reality of doing this is like swimming at the beach but in cold and snowy Vermont, the weather has the drastic effect of riddance of inspiration for wearing a track suit and instead keeps you thinking about picking a toasty place to lounge in with massive mugs of hot chocolate.
Oatbranning exercise under these conditions then teaches the techniques of treadmill, legs moving on too fast on open rolling log-like platform, walking; about to break arms machine; and pin-wheeling, sagging with posters of people working out, practicing social interactions in locker rooms. Keeping cold sports is now like awaking to take a cold shower. Instead, I am optimally positioned to chop off pounds by lopping off miles on the treadmill at the gym.
Larry pumping iron
Larry in the New Year
The start of the new year places people in the position of making, willingness there but execution questionable, time sensitive resolutions. Looking on the past year, it pleased me loudly like the loosely patterned after last century’s end celebration parties, on now picking up garbage off of streets, Times Square.
Finally, I was on the pages of the New York Times and potentially, it’s the pistons of machine of rights for movie stars, Larry and Tracy that will keep firing this year again. But unless I am able to land a wishfully, ecologically sound maid or valet, I must still push on with my personally important tasks around the house.
Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year, I am very looking forward to treating my partners in crime over beer and fine pub meals as we attend totally inspirational conferences in good for sunbathing climates.
Larry’s wish for good spirits and good will
At Christmas time, people lambaste with presents persons in their lives, pampering them with the pleasurable material items of luminous luxury like massive televisions and ecologically questionable, possibly zany in masking body odors perfumes. Against spending money on presents, I am not. Sorting through my loot makes me happy in my good, ringing in the New Year with good spirits, mood. Nothing makes my poor autistic self come towards more security than lots of warm positioning of natural family coming together at the dinner table.
Writing this blog, I also want to thank all the many people who went to see our movie and presentations this past year. Owing all of you presents is not something I can do but it is more than possible for me like the people playing on poorly heard by mainstream America NPR stations, to articulate words from the movement of typers towards the universal mapping over of little lots of prejudice with potentially widening of thinking of people with minimal speech, highways of powerful ideas of inclusion and movies as game-changing, looking to move minds and not pocketbooks, performances of intelligence and not looks.
Larry, peace and good serious will for the world in the next year.
Reflections on visiting the Georgia Aquarium
Totally powerful with pretty fish aquarium was like having an outer limits experience. To look at people looking at some of newly appreciated for uniqueness, less mentioned in Walt Disney movies, fish is like looking at the experience of people with disabilities being paired with the life of a totally isolated from society, porpoise, making communication through sounds and openings in large bodies. I very much enjoyed this lighting of my awareness about the world of outsider sea creatures.
Remembering the OCALI Conference
Opening the popularly known as people with autism’s opportunity, tightly done on big podiumed stage, to offer to audiences of possibly all Ohio State fans, powerful ideas about presumption of competence, we lined into our experiences of touring, palatial memories of special people opinionated towards our lettered communication from the OCALI organization, two weeks ago.
Pep rally like DVD signing mirrored our signing in Orlando this past, now in my long-term memory, nice to think about potentially while positioned for ice and snow here in Vermont, summer.
Looking poised to make appearances on marked with lines, massive like pools, filled with screaming very loud fans, football fields, we made a long time to be on stage go by quickly with our, assigned for posters, witty language and lots of pictures of Larry and Tracy telling people across the country about their love of burgers and opportunities to move out into the mainstream of main life.
It was positively working our bald heads into a mostly lit with pride shine and we hope to return sometime soon.
i Pad Ambassadors
Larry, Pascal, Harvey and Tracy positioned ourselves as iPad ambassadors placed on pedestals of technologically advanced movie stardom when we ordered meaty barbecue works of specially smelling like pit-cooked, massively prepared for armies of starving customers, food, let’s say at the most meaningful stop of our movie tour last year in Houston, Texas.
Towards appearing open to mass media methods of communication isn’t my main motivation for using the iPad. It is to totally kick into the stratosphere of personal expression, my somewhat listening for overdone language ideas and opinions about politics, beer and meatless diets.
Having lost my voice for many years, I have poptarted out of my shell of silence like a movie character actor finally getting a leading man’s role. Many words I have spoken in my life but until the use of typing, inside my intelligent brain, thoughts with the help of technology and human physical and lots of encouraging words to move purposefully on the keyboard, support I led the life of a mostly repetitively words spoken person.
Leaping into spots on good movies requires this technology of Steve Jobs and partners with popularly owned keys to mass transit of communicators across the country. So le’s visit our local Apple store clean them out of iPads and look to lead a charge of typists into the world of barbecue food or California pizza joints.
Thoughts on the Odd Couple
Along our own paths, odd couple Tracy and Larry lounge on different, massively arranged for our large bodies, chairs mainly because our personal interests and lifestyles are not the same. Unknown possibilities to form lasting, nothing will ever break apart, bonds between us have risen like airplanes on not seen missions passing over the landscape of society.
We spend time in airports planning our next presentations or next landings in mostly A-level movies. Mates we would be called in Australia. Malls potentially look at us as aspiring celebrities and possible Santa Claus candidates. Coping problems we appear to have in situations pooling socializing and looking party-ready. It’s picking up after each others meltdowns that both make our connection stronger and link our traveling experiences together.
Personally, I have learned from, older in maturity of behavior than Larry, Tracy to spread wings of patience over more areas of my life particularly when schedules take twists and turns out of the expected order of events. It is this that I have poised our amiably arranged relationship on.
Watching lots of sitcoms can’t measure up to the Tracy and Larry show so stay tuned to our next reality TV-like episode.
Thoughts on Apple Pie and the Economy
Apple pie premiering with optional for slimmer people than open your mouth for any good food, keeping lots of pounds on for excessively long winters, Larry, vanilla ice cream lets obviously cash-strapped by lost roads and damaged homes, New Agey in approach to community building, Vermont, potentially make up money by being positioned like Krispy Kreme massively leaning against the building, donuts in many bakeries around the state.
Pies in fall, Obama jobs plan, and tax cuts for the terrifically rich might save many people from unemployment here in the Green Mountain state and act to stimulate the economy. Let’s wish helping people like this will lead to lots of people returning to lives of prosperity again.
Sorting out our pronounced, as test of presidencies, problems with the economy keys in on meanings of popular policies loosely interpreted by the politicians and the media. Really people loiter in this territory of causes too long when the issue with our potentially never resolvable, oppositional, outside realm of only politics as usual, differences incorporates our out of control desire for material things and big profits with a paltriness of knowledge about our mental capacity for long-term changes in society.
I am emphasizing to make do with plain apple pie. Mostly it’s opening our society up to keeping things simple that I am advocating. To old Vermonters, I say to help our country learn to appreciate apple pie rather than lavish pastries.
