Spring
Filed Under (To Get To The Other Side) by Estee on 24-03-2010
What is it about spring that makes us want to throw off our shoes and dance in the grass, okay, even if it’s a little wet. In our new home, unlike our former home, the children are out and about in this neighbourhood and it reminds me of my own childhood days. I remember the spring and the first crocus blooming — the promise that summer is around the corner.
So as it happens, I don’t want to write much and I don’t want to work. We Canadians are already enjoying an early patio season whenever any opportunity presents itself. The blackness makes us yearn for the light. I too want to be basking in the sunshine, for I finally can. I can finally enjoy it after a momentous yet prolific darkness. I am taking my dance classes, my Buddhist meditation classes and have my writing assignments in front of me. Every Wednesday evening, Adam and I have developed a new ritual of taking a very long walk where-ever he wants to go and then we had out for pizza at a nearby restaurant just footsteps from our new home.
It is our way of learning our new path…and basking in the moment. Sometimes a girl (and her little boy) just has to get out there. Even we parents with special needs children are allowed.




ESTÉE KLAR
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA
Writer.Curator of Art. Founder of The Autism Acceptance Project. Mother of Adam. I like to write about our journey, musings, attitudes towards autism.











