Get That Waffle Out Of Your Pants (Short Story) - 7/30/2008 4:47:47 PM
Kimberly, this was precious! The hilarious title drew me in, and I was captivated. I have a learning disabled daughter - amazing what their little imaginations can conjure up!
God bless,
Julie
Something About Benny (Short Story) - 6/5/2008 7:05:20 PM
Kimberely, I worked with a couple of children with Autism, in so many ways it is a mystery what they go through, well done...
God Bless
Michelle~
Get That Waffle Out Of Your Pants (Short Story) - 6/5/2008 6:18:02 PM
Love this, the titel caught my eye, and the story didnt disappoint thank you for sharing
God Bless
Michelle~
Get That Waffle Out Of Your Pants (Short Story) - 6/4/2008 6:45:28 PM
I think your son and you have it right. A frozen waffle as a weapon is of far more value than the cold steel of a real weapon when the bullets run out. You and your son are winners for sure. Liz
Get That Waffle Out Of Your Pants (Short Story) - 6/4/2008 3:26:11 PM
Love this humour and each time I read your work it seems to bring a smile to my face and to my heart.
hugs
Fee
When the Cat In The Hat Came to Dinner (Short Story) - 6/3/2008 4:55:29 AM
How wonderful that God has chosen you to be the Special Mom to your wonderful son!
How blessed Bennett is to be born into your family.
Love,
Connie
p.s. I hardly ever read stories, and I don't know how I got into your part of the den; I was looking for another author, and suddenly found myself reading your stories with great satisfaction and enjoyment.
Something About Benny (Short Story) - 6/3/2008 4:49:24 AM
A beautiful story, with understanding insights about Benny, and other kids like him.
Welcome to Authors' Den!
Connie
The Yellow Shirt (Short Story) - 6/3/2008 4:43:01 AM
This heart-wrenching. My grandson Aaron is "kind of" autistic. I say that because I can't spell the label they've given him. He has cerebral palsy, too. He is loud and sometimes obnoxious, but still a wonderful boy. He doesn't understand when people are not nice to him--he just knows it's not nice of them.
The boy in the yellow shirt could be Aaron. And what a great idea the shirt is for the times when people turn to stare.
Well-done.
Love and a coal-cracker hug,
Connie
Something About Benny (Short Story) - 6/2/2008 5:06:26 PM
You take us on a journey few of us (including myself) understand. I've read a lot about autsim, yet I'm still left as confused as ever. I don't understand it. Please enlighten me. This is a very well written story; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
When the Cat In The Hat Came to Dinner (Short Story) - 5/31/2008 1:45:57 AM
Heartwarming write, Kimberly; very nice! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
The Yellow Shirt (Short Story) - 5/31/2008 1:44:59 AM
I don't understand Autism, but this was a most beautiful story! Very well penned; brava, Kimberly!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your Tx. friend, Karen Lynn. :)
When the Cat In The Hat Came to Dinner (Short Story) - 5/29/2008 2:42:25 AM
An endearing write that allows a parents love for her child to shine through in every line, instead of being sad for his disability she celebrates his unigueness...magic.
hugs
fee
