@maximummeh @StandingHannah Reminds me of the communication breakthrough moment with out eldest, when she rearranged the visual schedule cards into "preferred" order - the moment of recognition of being "heard"
@StandingHannah That was always the most infuriating thing -- "You only eat four real foods, but I can't leave you alone with a book?!" Not sad to see the end of our pica days.
@StandingHannah We once listened to the same song on repeat for the entire three-hour drive to my mom's. And you're right that it felt more compusive than calming. (Certainly wasn't calming to the rest of the passengers!)
@StandingHannah We had a similar discussion on "how Welsh" to go (Gwyneth vs. Gwynedd), and then ended up calling her Gwen all the time and it not really mattering
@StandingHannah@jrfan1980 I remember the breakthrough moment with our elder daughter, when she started rearranging the PECS schedule of her therapy session into her preferred order. So small, yet so huge. I hope your daughter gets her wish soon.
@Protean_Man @ckirbyyyy Or if that doesn't pass muster, there are other celestial bodies named after Roman goddesses -- asteroids Juno, Diana, or Minerva leap to mind.
@kevinmilligan@benkerteisen To be fair, The Motion(less) Picture was really just a reworked TV pilot that Paramount rushed out the door to ride on Star Wars' coattails. Wrath of Khan was the first crack at an original script (so of course Rodenberry hated it).