Published on 12, July, 2020
I thought it might be nice to share our hobbies and interests with each other- we may find something new to try out. Here is my list:
There are lots of Lego fans on the forum, it appears. Can anybody tell me why it appeals to many autists? Me, I would get flustered because I know I'd struggle to construct anything.
Simon, you don't know what you're missing out on. One of the first things I bought my son when he was old was Lego. Why? So that Mummy could play with it after he had gone to bed.
I am inclined to think that you are possibly exaggerating and would be perfectly capable of constructing something. Granted, you might not be able to state what it is that you have constructed, just that you have constructed something. Back in my Lego-playing days, I often had no idea what it was that I was constructing, although that may have more to do with the fact that there was never enough Lego or the right kind of Lego pieces for me to complete my construction.
'One of the first things I bought my son when he was old was Lego. Why? So that Mummy could play with it after he had gone to bed.'
'I am inclined to think that you are possibly exaggerating'
I just haven't explained myself clearly, as usual. I should have written that it's my lack of practical ability (in everything from school woodwork/metalwork lessons to current-day home DIY stuff & so much more) that makes me nervous - when I mention, as I often do, that writing is my only ability, I literally mean it.
TVAM Showed the Sixties Batman episodes, around 1987-88. And Popeye; beforehand.
I remember that too! Around 1980 I think. There must have been a run of Saturday morning repeats, like how they'd show The Monkees or whatever
I remembered the Rave Remix of the Banana Splits. Near the end of 1992.