Hi!
Thanks for visiting happy aspies! I don’t have asperger’s syndrome, but I am married to a man who does and we have two wonderful little boys. Our oldest son, Wolfie, is seven and has asperger’s syndrome. Our youngest son, Hammy, is five and has some spectrum tendencies. Maybe he’ll be diagnosed someday and maybe he won’t. I created this blog because I have learned so much from my husband and my children. I think they are amazing people who have so many gifts and much to teach us. Being the only woman in the house and, certainly, the only one not on the spectrum creates many challenges. I have opened myself up to them and have gained a unique perspective into their world. I learn something about myself and each of them every day and being part of their lives has most definately made me a better person. At home we laugh a lot and cry sometimes. We are patient and sometimes not. We talk respectfully and sometimes we yell. We are in this together and even when life just sucks at the moment we always find our way back to love and being happy.
happy aspies 
I was happy to discover your blog today. I was unable to find a contact link. I hope it’s OK that I’m contacting you through a public comment. I’ve developed an educational program for Windows called SpellQuizzer that helps children learn their spelling and vocabulary words without the battle that parents often have getting them to sit down and write them out while the parents dictate to them. The parent enters the child’s spelling words into the software making a sound recording of each word. Then the software helps the child practice his or her words. It really helped my children with their weekly spelling lists.
I would appreciate your reviewing SpellQuizzer in Happy Sspies. If you are interested in hosting a giveaway of a SpellQuizzer license I’d be happy to supply a free license to the winner. You can learn more about the program at http://www.SpellQuizzer.com. There’s a video demo you can watch at http://www.spellquizzer.com/SpellQuizzer-Demo.htm and a community site where SpellQuizzer users can share their spelling lists with one another (http://www.SpellQuizzer.com/Community). Finally, there’s a page targeted to homeschooling families at http://www.spellquizzer.com/spelling-software-for-homeschoolers.htm. I’d be happy to send you a complimentary license for the software. Please let me know if you are interested.
Thank you very much!
Dan Hite
TedCo Software
Dan@SpellQuizzer.com