Well, folks! Here it is! What you’ve all been waiting for. Noahs big interview with the head of the Save Lloyd coalition Matthew interviewed Noah about his newly published book about saving the Lloyd Center Mall. He did a beautiful job and we are forever Grateful to Matthew. Hope you all enjoy it as much as Noah and I did it. It definitely tugged on my heart strings when we saw some of the videos and pictures of Noah when he was younger from Noah’s book. Noah, I am so proud of you. There are not words, big enough. You worked so hard on your book! You are a born leader, your passion and determination and all you have to teach the world is just incredible!! #autismawareness #joebrownscaramelcorn
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Type one Max final farewell event. Noah got to meet up with his friend the general manager of TriMet, Sam Dosu and he finally got to meet the Spanish-speaking Voice of the TriMet Max, Mr. Enrique Eduardo Andrade. Noah was fanning out. lol but Noah had some fans as well. Sam is a big fan of Noah and there were many people that walked up to Noah during the event and said “ Are you Noah I love your YouTube channel and watch it and follow it all the time. Can I get my picture taken with you? “. It was so cool!!! we got to see Krista from the food court 5000 mile walkers! We’ve got some great video tube, but they’re too long to load to Facebook. Stay tuned. We’ll probably have to make a YouTube link with them first. He had shout out thank you to Enrique for your patience and kindness and for spending time with Noah yesterday he just made his day so wonderful! maravilloso!
@lecomptenoah has written and self published his first book! The first copy has arrived in the mail today. He is so excited and proud and so am I of him!! He worked really hard on this! His book is called. “ I have a Lloyd Center mall future dream with “Rihanna the celebrity and A$AP Rocky the celebrity”
His book will be available to purchase on amazon.com in barnes&nobles.com soon stay tuned. . I’m so incredibly proud of you, Noah LeCompte. You’ve worked so hard on this book and you’ve written it beautifully and it’s been amazing watching you do all the research on the history for your book. Also, just watching you advocate for something you believe in. you are incredible! In such a short amount of time you’ve accomplished so much in your life. You’ve lettered in Cross Country and coached Cross Country. You sung and performed in New York and locally and are learning the piano. You’ve graduated college on the honor roll and presidents list and now you are an author of your first book! And so much more! You work harder than anybody I know and your heart is so full of love and kindness. Your sense of justice for others is incredible. You make my heart swell with pride and love. Thank you for being my son. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ #autism
Autism journey! Always assume competence. 👨🎓♥️♾️🌈🎶🥳🎈🎉 Noah LeCompte @lecomptenoah
I am so incredibly proud of you! When they first diagnosed you with autism, six doctors at OHSU told us that you’d probably never develop mentally beyond an 18 month old baby and be a very limited communicator. Today you received in the mail a college diploma with honors. Those of you with freshly diagnosed children on the autism spectrum. Please, be proud and always assume competence. Never accept no for an answer from teachers or staff at school. Fight hard for them be their advocate show them love, patience, and kindness celebrate them, in all their unique, beautiful talents interests, obsessions all their processing uniqueness. They’re big, beautiful minds and big beautiful hearts.  Some may considered them Special Needs , but I believe they are the neuro brilliant. Verbal or not. Everyone communicates in their own way . Everyone desires, love acceptance to be included, and to feel their worth. God put them on this planet to teach us so many things about others about our ourselves about how we see others about Patience about inclusion. True inclusion!!! About what it really means to truly love.  Congratulations, Noah LeCompte!! YOU are truly my hero! YOU ARE THE BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO ME!! Never ever change who you are not for anyone !! Keep shining bright keep learning keep keep teaching and keep changing the world! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. #autismacceptance #autismom #collage #portlandcommunitycollage #honorrollstudent
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The first known recipe for apple pie dates back to 1381 in England. This medieval dessert, recorded in a cookbook titled The Forme of Cury, was quite different from the modern version. The recipe called for ingredients like apples, figs, pears, raisins, and a pastry shell, but notably lacked sugar, which was a luxury at the time. Instead, the sweetness came from the fruit and spices like saffron for flavor and color.
Over centuries, apple pie evolved, gaining the sweet, buttery crust and spiced filling we know today. However, this 1381 recipe marks the beginning of a beloved dessert that has stood the test of time, becoming iconic in both British and American cuisine. curious chronicles Chronicles.
