From Scratch dot org
Jones BeachI was diagnosed with autism at age 31 and left my 9-5 at 33. This is the non-profit arm of a silly and supportive software mentorship business.
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Britain in moderation
I held an annual membership to a club that played behind closed doors. When the pandemic shut borders and stadium gates (and before I knew I was autistic), I was forced to put one of my most over-the-top special interests on hold. Just a fe...
Why I left my 9-5 for good
For those of you who I confided in over the last several months, the title of this piece will not come as a surprise to you. Thank you for being there for me! For everyone else, the title means what it says: I left my job (again!) and this ...
The roles we keep
Each person plays their assigned role perfectly. The students stand. The cheerleaders cheer. The marching band plays. The dancers dance. The players on the field push forward and then retreat. Others are less noticeable. The TV sound engine...
Boundaries and backlash
There was a loud SMACK as my jaw hit the floor. A few heads popped over the walls of cubicles nearby. The janitor dropped their broom. Workers floors below speculated the rest of the day what the sound had been shortly after 9am. Was it a b...
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In between riffing about nonsense, I write about my experience navigating adult-diagnosed autism. Words are fun, kindness is key.
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