I've made an autism-themed bucket list that'll help me achieve my dreams of getting published for real and becoming a true star. I need the help of Trish at the Brora Learning Centre to achieve this, and until that stupid virus gets stomped on by rampaging dinosaurs, well, my dreams won't come true unless I need Trish's - and your - help! Here are the lists:
Here's where I got inspiration:
Here are other stories of children who got their wishes, like Abigail up there who met unicorns and fairies - but they're all terminally ill. Crud. If Make-A-Wish and Starlight did wishes for disabled people too, I wouldn't have a problem with it. Here they are:
https://www.make-a-wish.org.uk/wishes/wish-stories/alfies-shopping-spree-wish/ - Just the kind of day Pluto would have with Mickey - Build-A-Bear, an advent calendar, a Pluto jumper, Disney Christmas decorations, a sneak preview of Disney's Christmas advert, treats and vouchers from GAME, HMV, Hotel Chocolat, Wagamamas, Shaake, Krispy Kreme, Smiggle and JD Sports, a behind the scenes tour of JD Sports - with sports shoes fit for Mickey in case he plays tennis with Donald Duck and Goofy - and flowers and chocolates. Such royalty!
https://www.make-a-wish.org.uk/wishes/wish-stories/elsies-fairy-treehouse-wish/ - A fairy hanging from the door handle, a fairy costume, pottery paintings, fairy lights, a stocked fridge, a hamper of local produce plus crisps and plastic glasses for the hot tub, food, a land train, and a sleepover in a treehouse! I wonder if Angelina Ballerina and Tinker Bell worked together on the wish?
https://www.make-a-wish.org.uk/wishes/wish-stories/leahs-teacher-wish/ - A parcel full of stationary, choosing and outfit and getting nails gone, sweets and music in the limo, a tour around Dundee and Slessor Gardens, flowery trousers, pretty shoes, a Minnie Mouse bag, Jimmy Chung's with free ice cream, a heart-patterned lanyard and making Saint Patrick's Day Hats!
If you're autistic, what will you put into your autism bucket list?
