Glimpses of Hope for a Child with Autism. He walked right up to an older woman, looked her straight in the eyes and stuck out his hand for a handshake. The woman looked up at him and said, Hello. Do I know you? Caleb moved on to the next person, a middle-aged man. The man looked up and then kept reading his magazine.

Monday, May 7, 2007. Snapping turtles live in ponds, creeks, and rivers. They will eat fish, frogs, worms, and crickets. They have very sharp claws, and this one cut me with his claws. They have long necks, and if you get too close they will snap at you. Monday, April 9, 2007. Wood lizards move very quickly. You can find them around logs and dry places. I found this one sitting on a rotting log in the sun. These lizards eat crickets, worms, and ot.

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Caleb Tankersley is a writer, teacher, and freelancer. Currently, he is the Full Length Editor for Split Lip Press. During the 2016-2017 academic year, he taught creative writing at Mississippi School of the Arts. Where he spent two years as Associate Editor. He is currently a reader for. His stories, poems, essays, and book reviews have appeared in a wide variety of publications. Jesus Works the Night Shift. Was published by Urban Farmhouse Press.

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