Experienced drivers how do you do...????

Honestly it's not hard thinking about what to do and then acting appon it.

 

Handsome kid, I agree.

 

He's a Fatty McMuffin. Lol. You never know you can do it until you have one like him. He doesn't even care when I tell him I'm going to give him a bite, lol.

 

I'll tell you what KH. I'm pretty well versed in the aspects of autism and aspergers. I have a 15 years old son who has aspergers. I can help you through the process. No sweat off my back. ID be glad to help you.

 

I've got two kids who need help. I think I'm the problem!!! Ha ha ha!

 

KH. Don't let the nay Sayers get you down. Confidence comes with experience and experience comes in part by asking for help. I make my living by litteraly driving the roads and paths less traveled. Never be too proud or ashamed to ask for assistance. GPS does me no good and Google maps shows tree canopy. So those of us that do what I do ask for help. Like the others said "good contact number" is key. Most importantly. If you were to get lost it's not the end of the world. It happens to the best of us. It is truly not the end of the world .

The loneliness gets better with time. You may even get to enjoy it. I know I do.

Feelings of being overwellmed happens to everybody. Anyone here who claims it hasn't happened to them is bsing you or is kidding themselves. Getting yourself out of a jam, be it self inflicted or someone else's fault is exciting and very satisfying.

I'm rambling. In conclusion. You need to put yourself out "there " or you will never know what you are capable of! The results may surprise you and everyone close to you.

 

I get out every 2 hours and take a 5 minute walk and use the rest room. It's better that way because you're getting a bit of excersize. At the beginning and end I walk and stretch as well. I also listen to some seriously heavy music. It keeps me pumped all day.