People judge before they even know, we have all done it, we have all made assumptions before asking the questions. My son is five and was blissfully excited that his beloved student was doing important stuff. He loves to be involved, to give hugs, to hold hands. He gets loud and boisterous, often excited easily, and may come off as a brat for doing some of the things he does. Before you judge ask.. he's five and is autistic. so your "brat" is not and far from your first assumption. I say let kids be kids and choose my battles to pick when it comes to the things and choices he makes. I am not going to force him to sit still. He is very much allowed to be a kid, he has rules that I have him abide by and a learning curve that comes with it. Before you judge, just ask. I will let you know if he is being a brat.

To the amazing firemen at Pride on Family day!
As I have been taking my children to pride the last few years I have been trying to teach them that we are all different and we are not ones to judge others. I want them to learn no matter what, we can love who we want and any sex they choose. They know I will stand by them 100%. As I take my three to teach them this you all have also taught them that at anytime someone can be thoughtful and understanding. My children and I have been going through a rough spot and it was nice to see you all be so helpful and caring with my oldest special needs son. He was scared to get out of the high up fire truck but you all stepped in and helped console him and get him relaxed as we all helped him and guided him out. I know I thanked you all a few times while there but I wanted to do it again and let everyone know. I wish I knew what station you were at and maybe someone who reads this knows and can help me. But thank you so much for your kindness and the kids loved the badges and the drink you offered. You men are truly inspirational and heros. I know you see it as doing your job or just being you but know that that bit of time in that moment has made a forever lasting memory on 3 kids and their mother. Thank you

This morning when my husband left for work he noticed both our cars had been broken into during the night. Contents were thrown over all the seats as the thieves looked for things worth stealing. It appears the only thing they stole were my husbands Oakley sunglasses that we purchased on our honeymoon. I doubt we will ever see the sunglasses again, which held the memory of a special time in our lives. We live in a pretty good neighbourhood too. Roaming the streets during the night to steal things from others, those people should be ashamed of themselves. Sure you got a pair of nice sunglasses and who knows whatever else you stole from other people, maybe you needed them more then we did or maybe you're a rotten person. I hope one day you experience the sadness and now the lack of safety in your own home as I currently do... You should be ashamed of yourselves

Just wanna shout out to DAYUS Roofing for giving back to the community by helping others with a great contest. No roof left behind. Take a minute and vote for a family. Thanks Windsor.

Link: noroofleftbehind.com/program/ON/1149/nomination/5813#.VciGL-XxChd.facebook

I am the current owner of the black Maine Coon kitty that was trapped inside the hood of a parked car last night at McDonalds on Dougall (story posted recently on Spotted In Windsor) and unfortunately he is very young, i would say only 4-6 weeks and he is in need of nursing still to some degree. I ask all of you on Spotted in Windsor to please recognize my story and if you do see any litter of Maine Coon kittens with a mother or know of a litter of kitties with a missing black Maine Coon in South Windsor near the McDonalds on Dougall can you please help me, my family and this growing kitty to locate his family. If you do by chance have any information for me can you please Facebook Message me or Contact me at 519-982-7924

Big thanks to the gentleman on Tecumseh Road on Tuesday evening, who helped the severely congested traffic due to some sort of glitch at the railroad gate. He stood there with a grin on his face holding up the gate, letting people get by. Sir, you are kind and awesome!

Today I had a mask fit test appointment in the Health Science building at St. Clair College. I was unable to get a sitter for this quick appointment and had to bring my 3 year old daughter along. Although the appointment only lasted about 15 minutes, my daughter started to get pretty fussy. A woman who was waiting in the lobbby then walked over and picked up the toy my daughter dropped, she continued to talk to her a bit in an attempt to calm her down, then pushed her stroller a bit closer to where I had to stand. I just want to give a big thank you to his woman! I was in a position where I couldn't exactly tend to my daughter and it was extremely kind and understanding of you to help out. This world needs more people like you. Though what you did may not have seemed like a big deal to you, it was to me, that a complete stranger was so quick and willing to lend a hand. Again, thank you so much!!! You have been spotted :)

Not sure if my phone was lost or stolen. It's a white phone in a pink otter box case..

ONLY TWO possible places I may have lost it:
1) Some time between 12:15AM and 12:40AM (made a call at 12:15AM and sat in the car until we left around 12:40AM) Saturday morning at Lucky's on Tecumseh
OR
2) ON Lilydale Ave in Belle River (when I got out of the car)

If found, please call 226-363-0410