Busy Week and Back in Action

We got our technical issues resolved and I'm so happy to be back on line after a week of frustration caused by construction on a neighbor's yard! Construction equipment sliced through
cable/Internet/phone lines.

So, like many other folks have been from time to time, I've been given a healthy reminder of just how dependent I am on the "technology."

The radio program will air shortly. Information about the September 26, 2009 Walk for Autism in Philadelphia will be available here shortly. Want to join our program team? I'd love to have you walk with me, or make a pledge for my team.

This week, we finish up The Little Prince, and I have three new books waiting in the wings. Our very short story about Charlie Parker is accompanied by a snippet of him playing the saxophone.

Listen in!

OUCH!

It's time for the radio show, and our phone line is down! Ouch! We are trying to solve the problem, but today's program may have to be bumped back a week if we are unsuccessful!

As it's a holiday weekend, I don't know when we might have a repair completed from Verizon, but surely by next Sunday afternoon. I do apologize to my listeners!

Keep an eye out for more details about the Philadelphia Autism Walk on September 26, 2009.

Your Art & Stories, Radio Show Time Changes

As we inch closer to the majority of children heading back to their classrooms, traditional or home school, and as my own life changes too, the Wendy Ann Story Hour is being move to a new day and time slot.

Our new day is Sunday and our new time is 3:30 p.m.

This time change will let me easily do the show and archive it so you can listen any time! This is an invitation for young artists and storytellers!

Send images of your artwork you are making and word files of the stories your are writing over the summer. I will select images and stories to post on this site and perhaps even read on the radio program. Children with Autism are especially encouraged to send in their artwork. Making art and music were so important as a child when I searched for ways to make sense of my Asperger's world. You may find this is true for you, too

Send to: salles.creativity@gmx.com Your images should be jpg files. Your stories? Word DOC files, please. Thank you! I look forward to your sharing your creativity!