Meltdowns. If you know, you know. Some people think a meltdown is a tantrum. They can look the same, and saying they are not can seem like a cop-out of just CONTROLLING YOURSELF BETTER, but they're not.

I tried chicken nuggets in three countries.

If you’ve ever heard “You’re doing too much!” this is for you. Also for kids and grown ups who still feel like kids who: - Talk a little too loudly or too quietly - Gets SUPER excited about stuff because lots of stuff is super exciting! - Secretly wonder if people are getting tired of them and tries to tone it down BUT CAN’T - Invites everyone to their parties but don’t get invited often… (Was it something we said?) - LOVES LEARNING but finds sitting in a classroom for hours

Book mail! I have a new series of books coming out called David’s Diary about an elementary school kid who has a ton of heart and maybe an IEP. David’s the type to forget his backpack at home but go to war for a friend. He’s the kind of kid who forgot the history diorama was due (or existed) but can name 45 fun facts about black holes. That has to count for something. He and his best bud Nate (who hates ichy tags, foods touching, and small talk) learn together about friendshi