My friend Paine, on the autism spectrum and on the frontline, continues his observations on our peculiar times: It’s strange, there’s all this glum stuff being said on the news, so much in fact that it would make someone want … Continue reading →
My friend Paine, on the autism spectrum and on the frontline, continues his chronicle of our strange times: “Imagine all the people, living life in peace, you may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one, I hope … Continue reading →
My friend Paine sends another dispatch from his unique vantage point, on the spectrum and on the frontlines, watching this strange new world play out: Since I started writing these notes, a lot of things have happened, not just in … Continue reading →
My friend Paine is bright, articulate and on the autism spectrum. He has a unique take on things and continues to share it with us here: During the week I heard that a scientist said that people in our country … Continue reading →
My friend Payne is on the autism spectrum and therefore sees things far more clearly than most of us. This is what he has to say: I heard on the news the other day that a health official was being … Continue reading →
Fred Rogers once said “Look For The Helpers.” It seems to me that people are looking for more negative things to say about this situation than they are positive things. I get it, these are scary times and it does … Continue reading →
Another post from my buddy Payne:When the week began I felt depressed, I miss hanging out with my friends, going to the movies, going out to dinner, all things that can no longer be done because of this virus. On … Continue reading →
I heard from my friend Payne, who’s passing this on for us all to consider: My name is Payne, I am a concerned citizen of these United States with mild autism, at this moment the country is in the middle … Continue reading →
The first chapter of my new screwball-comedy thiller read aloud by me. I’m not Laurence Olivier but my rates are reasonable.
Continue reading →“…Nicky’s attempts to prove his innocence, get to the bottom of who framed him, and make things right involve him with a rogue’s gallery of great characters, improbable situations, and delightful vignettes….”
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