Simply Cryogenic
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Estee on 15-01-2009
If you read my post on How’s the Weather a couple of weeks ago about small talk, well, I have to admit, I’m obsessed with weather. I get really excited at oncoming storms, weather warnings and today, I can report that Canada is in a deep freeze. Our warnings today across most of Canada are wind-chill warnings up to minus fifty! Brrrr.
Here’s a picture of Toronto from Adam’s grandfather. It shows how life can be positively cryogenic. I’m certainly frozen as I huddle in the home my husband and I built; from where Adam and I will soon move away. It reminds me of disability history and cryogenics — how we are really frozen in time (I’m writing a paper on that, and will post it).
Yet, time and life keeps moving at the same time when things don’t change much at all…what an irony.
Please don’t forget about my single mother of disabled children study and thanks to those of you who have responded. I guess it’s cold here in Canada, but things are still moving along.
“Moving on, is a simple thing, what it leaves behind is hard.” –Dave Mustaine
Here’s a video and song that warmed my heart on a freezing cold day:
- Toronto in a Deep Freeze
- Me — Posing ’cause I’m Inspired and Because I Just Need To







ESTÉE KLAR
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA
Writer/Curator/Founder of The Autism Acceptance Project. Lecturer on autism & the media, and parenting. Graduate student Critical Disability Studies, York University. I like to write about our journey, musings, attitudes towards autism.










