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If you’re considering a home-based business, why not begin a special list of the advantages and disadvantages of running such a business. While the following article may seem flippant, there is a serious side to almost every phrase.
Before you make your final decision, interview everyone whose comments might [...]

I often blog in support of 4 Paws for Ability. Here’s the story of Karen Shirk, who founded 4 Paws for Ability and is executive director. Here are parts 1 & 2 of how and why she founded this nonprofit organization.

My brother, David Crook, went hiking this afternoon with his daughter, Michelle Dias, at Pinnacle Peak Park. They came across this adorable Eastern Screech Owl and its two babies.

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Coco Farm & Winery, located in Ashikaga, Japan, doesn’t just make what critics say are among the finest wines in Japan: It also employs more than 100 people with Autism and other developmentally disabilities, a marginalized community for whom job opportunities are scarce in Japan and worldwide.
Read the full story on Disaboom, an excellent site [...]

Guest post by April Kellerhuis. Hi everyone! Well, I guess I should start off by writing a little bit about our Chandler-man!
First, I must let you all know that I am NO Jenny McCarthy! You have been warned.
Chandler Kellerhuis is a 5-year-old, NON-verbal, AUTISTIC boy. It took awhile for doctors to finally [...]

What a joy to see bright pink flowers in my yard…flowers that are visited by many, many little bees. Everybody’s happy. As long as I keep my feet away from the cactus!

Second day of cactus blossoms in my front yard, and this time, using my point-and-shoot Pentax, I definitely shot two bees. ;< )

I am webmaster for 4 Paws for Ability, and was privilege to meet Jami Leeth online, and help her shape the original fundraising plea once Trapper had been approved for an Autism Service Dog.
What a struggle for this wonderful family. They recently moved from Skagway to Fairbanks, Alaska, so they had more accessibility to [...]