Welcome welcome!

I think that's what a lot of folks are doing. I just hope we can get all the Earpers here.

Welcome Linda!

Some of the Marvel movies. I used to have a tradition where my dad and I would see them on opening night. Since I moved away for school, that's not possible. I will now see them opening night and when I am free to see them with dad.

I thought it was fun but also made some good commentary on today's society. Not sure if I'd go see it in IMAX since it's expensive. I don't typically see movies in theaters twice unless I really like it.

This isn't uncommon though. Autstic folks can be found in many work fields, but that's still fairly new. There's still people who refuse to accomodate us. There's other that don't know how. It's going to take a lot more time and education before we reach liberation. Am I making sense?

Speaking as someone who is autistic, it still feels like we are a long way off from liberation. I still have to fight for accommodations. I don't see very many people like me in the field I'm in. Neither have my professors. They are unsure (some don't care) how to support me. It's frustrating.

I know! Have fun in Columbus! I'm aiming for EDE again as well. The Calgary one is too late in the year since it's likely during school.

Miss you too! Maybe see you at a con next year?

We see you!

Studies show that learning one language helps your brain be more receptive to learning another.

I'm glad I learned Hebrew first! Having learned one language made it easier to learn Spanish! Granted my Hebrew isn't what it used to be. I was best at it right when I had my Bat Mitzvah, but that was 15 years ago.

I was at the Jewish Identity in Comics panel at San Diego Comic Con. They were talking about this! I wish I could go!