Leaplings and Leapers!
What novelty it is to have an “extra” day this year! I always love when the clocks “fall back” and we get that extra hour
Category: Musings
pH Balanced SLP
Today’s post is a collaboration between myself and Deb Kerner. The pH scale runs from 1 (acidic) to 14 (alkaline) with 7 as “neutral”
Love and Affection
Valentine displays are in the hallways and little ones are getting classroom cards signed and mailboxes/bags decorated. In light of that atmosphere, I wanted to
I’m a Cheater
I need to let you know that I love board and card games. And I’m competitive. Like really competitive. As long as you are an
SLP What Not to Wear
Where would an episode of “SLP What Not to Wear” start? The graduate school clinic had strict dress code guidelines and you could always tell
In 2016, I’ll Try…
I can write an entire blog post waiting in a carpool line. I can read several chapters in a waiting room; respond to emails while
Just Leave Him to Die
Have you ever considered volunteering on a mission project that utilizes your unique skill set? Kris did! Listen to her insights into this special experience during
Christmas Crackers
It’s a tradition in our house to have crackers at the table on Christmas Eve. If you’ve never done these before, they are Tootsie Roll
#SpeechlessSLPs
SLPs are a talkative bunch. We spend a lot of our time talking about talking! But there are many moments throughout the year, in which
A Quick RehASH-A
ASHA timed it just right this year. Denver had snow just before our arrival and struggled with more wintery weather just after our departure. I’m
Paris Memories
For several summers when I was growing up, we had a French exchange student stay with us. She was beautiful, fashionable and unbelievably sophisticated for
Weakness Turned Strength
As mom to two teens, I am acutely aware of the impact social media has on our perceptions of others and the “keeping up” mentality
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