The Times, They Are a’Changin’

I have been thinking about how the world is changing. I have been spelling for only about three years, but in that time, I have seen improvements. When I started at M2H, there were probably about thirty of us. Now there are a hundred. That means that not only are people hearing about this, they believe it is real. What is remarkable about that is that this is in spite of ASHA’s continued protests.

That is heartening.

I sat there watching my best friend, Alex, on stage at the sold-out CHD Conference, and thought, “Wow! That is another thousand people who now believe in spelling.” (Judy just told me that another thousand people watched online.) 

It won’t be long before the Communication Bill of Rights is passed in New York, I hope. That would mean that we could demand to use our letterboards and keyboards in schools and other government-run institutions. The thing is, that would mean that the children in schools might not need to suffer the way we older guys did. 
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So yeah, the world is slowly changing. I wonder what the next three years will bring?