Although I do not find joy in the fact that my son has Autistic Disorder I do find great joy in him every day. Daily routines often provide the context for that joy.
This morning as he does each day Conor got up at 7:10. I was already up and Conor, with no alarm clock going off in his room, awoke at exactly 7:10, as he often does, to show Dad the 7:10 sun.
The routine actually starts each evening when Conor is tucked in at night. We exchange some Good Nights and I Love You's. And Conor says "7:10 sun". I respond with "yes, see you at 7:10 sun". Then he gets up as he did today, to show Mom and Dad the 7:10 sun. We pull the curtains back on the living room window and view the 7:10 sun with Conor.
Ending Conor's day by tucking him in, looking forward to the 7:10 sun, and then starting the next day with him at 7:10 sun is a warm routine that brings great joy in our house.
The Joy of Conor and the 7:10 sun.
This morning as he does each day Conor got up at 7:10. I was already up and Conor, with no alarm clock going off in his room, awoke at exactly 7:10, as he often does, to show Dad the 7:10 sun.
The routine actually starts each evening when Conor is tucked in at night. We exchange some Good Nights and I Love You's. And Conor says "7:10 sun". I respond with "yes, see you at 7:10 sun". Then he gets up as he did today, to show Mom and Dad the 7:10 sun. We pull the curtains back on the living room window and view the 7:10 sun with Conor.
Ending Conor's day by tucking him in, looking forward to the 7:10 sun, and then starting the next day with him at 7:10 sun is a warm routine that brings great joy in our house.
The Joy of Conor and the 7:10 sun.
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