A caution about Asperger's Lists...

April 17, 2008

I've got to remind everyone. It's a nightmare for me to keep track of who

is who (since I don't want to naturally). Most Aspies can have that problem

too.

So when a response comes out (as it does from me from time to time when out

and about like technical support visits) it may be written like for a newbie

to the internet due to not knowing that the person asking the question was

experienced and not the newbie from a foreign county I was thinking for

example when a question is asked (the email subject line for example).

D'oh! I get such a kick out of possible interactions between Aspies! Do we

ignore each other when we meet each other (rather than: Hi! How are you?)

;-)

Randy Garrett

Antioch, CA USA

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9:34 AM

April 17, 2008

" Do we ignore each other when we meet each other (rather than: Hi! How

are you?) "

An interesting question.

Raven and I hugged within minutes of meeting one another.

But she and I both met a bunch of Aspies at a convention we were

attending and with them, we went to their tables and they went to ours.

Some of us spoke with one another side by side, or peripherally. I

can't remember shaking hands with any of them...except for the parents

of the younger Aspies.

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