About

Hi, I’m Rini. I’m a 50+ Autistic woman living my best life on a Tasmanian rural property.

Join me as I share the adventures of rural living from my beautiful property in Tasmania.

My Books

Discover the ultimate organizational tool designed with neurodiversity in mind.

This innovative planner combines a logical layout with emotional well-being focus, perfect for anyone seeking clarity and balance in their daily life.

Featuring an exclusive Emotional Vocabulary Chart, it empowers users to track moods, identify triggers, and articulate feelings with precision.

Whether you’re a student, professional, artist, or homemaker, this planner will revolutionize your approach to self-care and productivity.

Embrace a new level of self-understanding and organization – your journey to a more balanced life starts here!

Are you tired of feeling like a human furnace? Sick of mood swings that make you want to throat-punch random strangers? You’re navigating a hormonal hellscape and it’s time for some stress relief. So grab your colored markers and prepare to tell menopause to go fuck itself – in vivid, beautiful hues!

This isn’t your grandma’s coloring book (unless your grandma was a badass with a potty mouth). It’s a goddamn lifeline for those of us who are suddenly sprouting chin hairs, forgetting our own names, and wondering why the hell nobody warned us about this cluster-fuck.

Inside, you’ll find a collection of illustrations that are just begging for your artistic touch. Nothing too complicated (because who needs that shit right now?) and feel free to go outside the lines because going rogue isn’t just reserved for your hormones. And to dial up the fun even more – each illustration comes with its own relatable rant, designed to make you feel seen and give you a bit of a laugh at the same time.

My Blog

birthday cake

The Happy Birthday Song

Ever felt the dread of having “Happy Birthday” sung to you in a crowded restaurant? Join me as I share my journey of escaping this annual tradition that has haunted me since childhood. From tears to triumph, discover why I finally decided to advocate for my own birthday bliss—and why a simple check-in could make all the difference in celebrating our special days.

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Rini sitting outside with a cup of coffee in Sheffield, Tasmania

TEN comments that people make when they find out I’m Autistic

Telling people I’m Autistic has resulted in a variety of reactions and responses. Here are the top ten comments I’ve had over the years. I hope this article will prepare other Autistic individuals for their “coming out”, and educate neurotypical people about what Autism is (and isn’t!)

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Rini standing in front of Mount Roland wearing a blue hat and cashmere sweater

Being Autistic

An open and honest account of my life as an Autistic woman. I want to share my experiences and what being diagnosed at 50 years

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