Discovering Anomalies
Part Three – Raising Families On a farther side of the war conflict in 1960s, were the families of children who had been born with disabilities. It was standard practice to advise parents to institutionalize their children born with abnormalities from birth.
In doing the research for the blog post, “Within A Nation Torn“, I found a few stories I thought were interesting. Vincent Riccio -Street Gangs School Without Walls – creativity of the Board of Education Boy Genius – a mystery
That was a slogan for a commercial many years back. Chicken, it’s what’s for dinner, yes? I don’t know. I don’t remember. I just remember it being a commercial for a grocery product, that they wanted served up for dinner; ‘it’s what’s for dinner?’ was their marketing slogan. Change though, that’s something that is hard…
Pretty much like every other household, I guess, with a mom, a dad, three kids, a dog and grandma. I remember once after a pretty dramatic episode of something that had happened that had become upsetting, telling my brother, ‘I wonder how it is in other people’s homes?’