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Month: October 2016

Halloween Hacks for Special Needs Kids

October 10, 2016 Summer Kinard Leave a comment

My friend, author Charli Riggle, has a great post up today on her blog Catherine’s Pascha. {Read it HERE}. I…

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Posted in: family, guest post, instruction manual for my family, life lessons, Messy Parenting, special needs child, Uncategorized Filed under: autism, halloween, how to, nonverbal child, sensory needs

Logos Theology for Kids without Words

October 3, 2016 Summer Kinard 2 Comments

Today I guest posted on the Catherine’s Pascha blog about “The Logos for My Nonverbal Son.” Please stop by and…

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Posted in: christian, family, homeschool, life lessons, Messy Parenting, special needs child, Uncategorized Filed under: accessible, autism, kids, theology, worship

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We updated the flowers for the Holy Theotokos in our prayer corner. Now we have silk flower wrist corsages to wear during prayer time and place in the basket after we venerate the icons when we finish. #childrenofjoy #orthodoxkids

Sometimes the twins are a little too quiet. #childrenofjoy

We put up a little fence to keep Doctor Horatio Biscuit out of the bug cemetery, and we added sand to a big part of the enclosure. I wrote the place name in chalk on the fence: St. Modestos’ Cemetery for Lonely Bugs. Sheepy came out and read it and yelled, “I love it!” Her big love for bugs inspired the bug cemetery, and I think she’s going to love adding flowers again now that the dog can’t dig them up. #childrenofjoy #kinardgarden

Me: I put on makeup for a meeting! Let me take a selfie.

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I’ve never seen these wildflowers bloom in a cup, but these bloomed all day. Glory to God! Seeing them was like a prayer.

Today marks 8 years since we lost our baby to miscarriage. I wrote a prayerful reflection from my heart. I hope it helps someone else to navigate the grief of this kind of loss.

Sometimes I pop into my husband’s office to get something from the mini fridge, and I have to catch my breath. The works in progress are lovely in the scriptorium.

I’m so happy that I got to help bring this book into the world!

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