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REEL2REALTORS is a new Active Rain Group by Janice that's a lot of fun. You can park your home movies there and any other original video you create in this group. It's all about you sharing what ever you want in the visual with the rest of your blogging buddies. I think Little Minion TV is going to have a lot of fun playing over there, among other places.
My kids had a blast playing at an Open House in Cambria Heights.
Next stop for the Little Minions is the QSAC Open House in Douglaston on Thursday, April 23rd. I have some very talented friends who work there and it's a great institution to donate to if you are looking for a worth while charitable tax write off.
Stephen the Minion Blur suffers from PDD-NOS and Noah is Autistic. I will be attending their Open House and chatting with other parents at QSAC about the realities of having learning disabled kids. The Minion Blur will be on hand so this should be interesting. He is turning three soon and we need to have him re-evaluated. I can't think of a better place to entrust my little pookie to. They are stellar advocates of the learning disabled and my family adores the work they did with Noah when he was diagnosed. Check out the flier below for more information regarding QSAC's next Open House. Please consider donating to the Autism non-profits of your choice because we need all the help we can get.
Will keep you guys posted regarding upcoming Autism events and the little minions and I shall take you on a virtual community walk through Douglaston over the weekend so you don't get lost coming to the Open House April 23rd (LOL). QSAC hooked me up with a PDF flier to share with you. It's right under the minion movie saved as a jpeg. Feel free to redistribute the flier to your friends and family who may need their services. Don't forget to send them a donation. A dollar can make a difference so please think about giving anything you can spare.
Your support of QSAC will help support families like mine who need their help educating our special needs kids and showing parents like me how to help grow our quirky little people into productive, self directed little citizens.
Feel free to contact QSAC to find out what you can do to help make a difference in the life of kids like Stephen and Noah. Thank you. :-)
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