Welcome to the  ‘2020 Autism Awareness Game’ Like you I entered by simply ‘Liking’ a Friend’s Facebook 2020 Autism Awareness Game Posting, then I was challenged to pick a game option from the Autism Game list: I selected … ‘I’ve just been accepted on master chef.’

And many of you ‘clicked ‘Like’ on my Last Posting or commented on it.

I truly thank each of you. Had my Post …… been a Factual Reality I would have opted to present my BBQ’d Maple Whisky Marinated Salmon on the show. However it was merely a fictional TODO Dream and my entry in the 2020 Autism Awareness Game.

Now it’s your turn. You qualified to play when you ‘Liked’ my game Entry Post. Congratulations!

Your Choices are:

1:            I just found a squirrel in my car.

2:            Just used my kids to get out of a speeding ticket.

3:            How do you get rid of foot fungus.

4:            All my bras are missing!

5:            I think I just accepted a marriage proposal online?!

6:            I’ve decided to stop wearing underwear.

7:            It’s confirmed I’m going to be a mommy/daddy.

8:            Just won a chance audition on America’s got talent!

9:            I’ve just been accepted on master chef.

10:          I’m getting a pet monkey!

11:          I just peed myself!

12:          Really thinking about getting butt implants!

13:          Just won 700 on a scratcher!

14:          We’re moving to Vermont at the end of the year!

15:          Mayonnaise on Reese’s peanut butter cups is sooo good!

16:          I’ve just been accepted on come dine with me whoop whoop.

Sorry!!! You shouldn’t have liked or commented on my last Facebook status. Now it’s your turn to pick from one of the options above and post it to your status. This is the 2020 Autism Awareness Game. Don’t be a spoil sport. Pick your poison from one of the options as your POST … with No Explanations! Sorry, I fell for it too. Looking forward to your POST. AHHH don’t ruin it. (Don’t let the secret out) And remember it’s all for the 2020 Autism Awareness Game. Autism affects many families and varies in its level of intensity. It’s OK to not play the game. However consider visiting https://autismcanada.org/

Where donations can be made in support of Autism Canada.