It’s been a long day here in The Autism Dad household. I’m cool with long days because long days don’t always mean bad days. I feel relatively accomplished today. I got the new podcast episode out. I got my three miles this morning and my hour and a half at the gym in the afternoon. The kids are on spring break, and they’re getting on each other's nerves. I need to get them out of the house this week, but it’s been raining for the last few days, and hiking isn’t going to happen right now. Even if the weather cooperated, I had so much work to do. I desperately need the income right now, so I can’t take time off. It’s frustrating. What I really want to do is…

I've wanted to write about how we’re doing, but I suppose the fact that I haven't sort of tells part of the story. So let's play catch up. There's so much to talk about, and I'm not sure exactly where to begin. For starters, the kids are doing pretty well. Gavin's entering into his adult life, is involved with the Board of DD, getting job training/coaching, received his very first paycheck, and is looking for part-time employment. His goal is to move out of the house this year or next. He's a little overwhelmed by all the changes, but he's also excited. He’s come so far. If you’re a long-time reader, you might remember how much he struggled. It’s incredible to see where he is today. Gavin’s 23 now and…