Month: March 2025

Cast Guiding Star From 1997.

I really love this song from when I was little it is Guiding Star by Cast from 1997 from when I was younger. The song came out and was released on Monday the 16th June 97 from when I was ten years old when I was still at Glebe School when I was younger. I have just been singing it on the karaoke in Neil’s Art Session in The Hall. I love listening to both versions of the song in my music library on my iphone with my Airpods headphones and sometimes with my Sony headphones on when I am out and about walking or on the metro on my way to NTDF or on the metro on my way back home from NTDF. They’re two versions of the song Guiding Star both by Cast.

Batman 1966 DVD.

I am looking forward to watching my really old Batman 1966 film dvd sometime soon. It is on for 1 hour and 45 minutes just under 2 hours. It came out and was released on Friday the 16th December 66 before I was born and twenty years before I was born. I think it is very good it is the very first Batman movie from 1966.

Cartoons Toonage 1998 CD Album.

This is one of my favourite CD albums from when I was little in 98 I use to have the music tape of it too when I was very young. It came out and was released on Thursday the 24th September 1998 when I was twelve years old when I was in year seven when I was in my first year at Southlands School and just after I left Glebe School when I was younger. I love listening to the whole album in my music library on my iphone on my ibox in my bedroom at night time while I am getting ready for the shower. The CD Album is called The Cartoons Toonage.

‘I wish the the dam internet had never been invented’

If I earned a pound every time I heard those words, I’d be living on an exotic island. However, as I gaze out my window at another grey February sky, that’s not the reality. Yet, when it comes to how young people with additional needs are choosing to communicate with each other and those around them, the internet (hopefully unlike the grey February sky) is here to stay. So much so that, globally, one in three internet users, or about 800 million, are children. In the UK, Ofcom’s State of the Nation 2020 report indicated that, in 2020, young people faced online risks. The available evidence tells a familiar story. Young people with additional needs are more likely to encounter online risks, and these risks can escalate more quickly than for their peers. For instance, research shows that autistic children face significantly more online safety risks and psychological implications than non-autistic children.