Day 31 HALLOWEEN

Sorry I have not been very good at staying consistent with this blog and the 31 days. It is so hard to come up with stuff to say without repeating myself. So I am going to finish up today with a bang.

I am a person just like you.

I am a young adult with dreams and desires just like you are or were.

I love life.

I love my family.

I love my friends.

I love giving and receiving hugs...

I am an artist.

I can be nice, happy, sad, moody, sweet, loving, caring and so on.

I want a car, RV, motorcycle and 4 wheeler.

I like to hang out.

I like to play games.

I love playing Xbox 360.

I love playing on the computer.

I love watching movies.

I could go on an on but I wont.

JUST REMEMBER I AM JUST LIKE ANYONE ELSE!

Day 26 DSA

Some of my favorite things are just like anyone else's favorite things.....

Lots of missed Days now Day 25

I wanted to tell you about my family. I have a family just like everyone else. However, mine is even more special to me than most, because they love me just the way I am and I love them just the way they are. We hang out, play games, go bowling, work out, have food and much more together. Lets start with "Lori" she puts up with a lot of stuff from me. My "Douglas" is awesome. I miss him a lot. Dustin is my oldest brother and is serving our country Army style. Then last but not least my little brother Corbin, he is just a regular 13 year old almost 14 year old.

Day 21

I want the same kind of stuff other young adults want. You know like a car, some bling and really hot boyfriend....Sorry I no picture of a man to post. Maybe someday!

Day 20

I love helping people.....

Day 19

I like doing the same things that everyone else likes to do. Two examples are boating and bowling, I love them both...How cool is that, both bowling and boating start with the letter "B" just like my name "B"ailey. I love it when things match....

Day 18 (Found this)

The Beatitudes of theExceptional Child
by Andre Masse C.S.E.

• Blessed are you who take time to listen to difficult speech for you help us to know that if we persevere we can be understood.
• Blessed are you who walk with us in public places and ignore the stares of strangers for in your companionship we find havens of relaxation.
• Blessed are you who never bid us to "hurry up" and more blessed you who do not snatch our tasks from our hands to do them for us, for often we need time more than help.
• Blessed are you who stand beside us as we enter new and untried ventures for our failures will be outweighed by the times when we surpise ourselves and you.
• Blessed are you who ask for our help for our greatest need is to be needed.
• Blessed are you who help us with the graciousness of Christ Who did not bruise the reed and quench the flax for often we need help we cannot ask for.
• Blessed are you when by all these things you assure us that the thing that make us individuals is not in our peculiar muscles, not in our wounded nervous system, not in our difficulties in learning but in the God-given self which no infirmity can confine.
  Published in National Apostolate for Inclusion Ministry - Summer 1998