I am Ehlena Fry, a happy active 4.5-year old eager to do things for myself. I was born in Calcutta, India with a congenital disorder called Polymicrogyria. It is a big word for such a little lady, I know. Basically, it deals with my brain cell migration and ultimately causes me to have Cerebral Palsy. [...]
Note: I incorrectly called Dexter an autism service dog. He’s a multipurpose service dog…Judy
November 1, 2008. A couple of weeks ago (writes Josh’s mother) I happened across a suspicious surly character in my back yard. It was the middle of the day and I had just picked up the boys.
I got Dexter Darlin out of [...]
Publicity Hound, Joan Stewart discovered a brilliant way to help business people understand social networking while still having a life: On November 6, she’ll be interviewing my friend and colleague, BL Ochman at a teleseminar called “How to do Social Networking, Run a Business & Still Have a Life.”
Join Joan on November 6 for a [...]
By Guest Columnist Anne Caldwell
President, Outsourcing Solutions
In a job market like the current one, attracting and retaining the best help is challenging. The key to finding and keeping good employees is creating an environment in which they would want to work.
Comprehensive Benefits Package
Start by providing a benefits package that is comprehensive. There are many [...]
A team of individuals that includes Scott Moody, a member of the Epilepsy Foundation Kentuckiana’s Board of Directors, along with five men and one woman, including videographer, David Kiern, who will be filming their journey during the 18-day trip to Mt. Everest Base Camp starting October 4th.
At nearly 18,000 feet in altitude, Everest Base Camp [...]
I recently returned from a visit to Kona, where I stayed with the Vorfelds. They grow macademia nuts and coffee beans. Caturra coffee beans. There’s a word Hawaiians use to describe “delicious”: ono. And as I sat this morning sipping freshly ground coffee…it’s okay: it went through a Mr. Coffee machine…I thought of what a [...]
There’s something so special about hydrangeas that are moving toward the full-bloom mode. The range of colors and shapes of the tiny buds simply thrills my soul. I’m spending time with family in Holualoa, and this is one of my first pictures.
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I’d like you to meet a happy, active four-year-old, my son, David Nahodil. He has a certain vibe that seems to make everyone who meets him fall in love. He has such animated body language because he struggles to find words. Born July 4, 2004, he started out life with serious digestive issues that often [...]
