Monthly Archives: May 2010

Today ranks in the top 10 days of my life. Today, we said goodbye to David Johnson.  I met David nearly two years ago when he entered his first year of Starfire U.  David was a wizard with people and over the … Continue reading →

About a year ago, I was introduced to the PATH process by Jo Krippenstapel.  I had really never heard much about the Person Centered Planning world, and Jo set me straight over coffee and all kinds of books, pictures and … Continue reading →

In 2007, we were exploring the concept of Starfire U, and part of that research included a conference in Columbus on post-secondary education opportunities for people with disabilities.  Bridget and I went up there excited to learn about all the … Continue reading →

I read this post by Al Etmanski.  Al heads up Plan of Canada, which focuses on building natural networks of relationships around people. In it, he talks about natural care and discusses the myths of indiviualism, independence and self-reliance.  I’ve … Continue reading →

Have you watched Glee yet? I’ll admit to being skeptical at first, but it’s a really good show.  And they really do well with the roles that people with disabilities play in the stories.  Obviously, Artie (Kevin McHale – but not … Continue reading →

I really disliked blogspot, and a friend recommended WordPress.  So far, so good.  I’m going to link the old posts so we’ve got everything in one place!