Perhaps..

If you have read my old posts, you might have read that we suspected that JT is probably dyslexic. We are waiting for his assessment but in the mean time, I'm trying to help him as much as possible. Besides reading and writing, I'm trying to build his confidence cos not being able to read sometimes make him so sad and lack of confidence.
This morning , I taught him how to handle my DSLR and told him "perhaps you can be a photographer some day?". He smiled and said "yes! Maybe I can!" Then he was sad again. He said "but... I don't have a camera. How to be photographer?" I told him "I give you mine lah" and he said "really?! Yay!" Then he was sad again " if you give me yr camera then you have no camera anymore. Or maybe you can buy a new camera and then only you give me this?"

Sweetness overload 😍 <3

A handful...

Of mulberries for breakfast 😊

ApicAday: Wish

A boy who wish he can read so he can read his fav books about fishes.

P/S: with his wrong side shoes on, again.

ApicAday: Love & Support

Cutting hair has been an issue with JD. He says that the snipping hurts him and also he hates the cover around his neck, it chokes him. It's a very common issue for Aspie's for being extra sensitive towards things that shouldn't be a prob to any regular guys.
It's been weeks since we asked him to cut his hair and he just refuses to go and his hair has grown to look like a ninja-go helmet. On Sunday night, my dad briefly asked him if he wanted to cut his hair and he said "can lah...." And immediately we drove straight to the barber at 8.45pm just before the barber closes at 9pm to accompany him for a hair cut. One customer, with 5 cheerleaders. My dad, my mum, hub, Justin and I was there to accompany him. That's what I call love and support. And I'm lucky that my parents are so supportive.

ApicAday: Rainbow

Make that a double rainbow for extra good luck :D