Guess Who
My Guess Who game has seen so much activity over the years the box top hardly qualifies as a cover anymore. I think it has
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Year: 2011
“Than Cue Fork Humming!” *
Mad Gab came into my therapy by way of my own dining table. My husband and son had picked it up during a
Artic Attack Giveaway!
Congratulations to Maria E. from San Juan, PR who won Artic Attack and Other /R/ Games on Wednesday, October 19, 2011! Are you a
The Fashionable SLP Strikes Again!
It’s time for another departure post. Let’s talk fashion! I live in the south and it stays pretty hot well into the fall, so I’m
Invisalign
My daughter received her braces early, at the end of 3rd grade, and had them for about a year. The “new” philosophy was that
Talent is Overrated
(this post appeared on ASHAsphere on September 13, 2011) I recently picked up the book, Talent is Overrated, by Geoff Colvin and it’s one of
Speechie got her Groove Back
In my town, the schools host a “Boo-hoo Breakfast” for the moms (parents is more pc, but it’s the moms that show) dropping off Kindergarteners.
The Fashionable SLP
I mentioned that I was able to fit some shopping on Michigan Ave. in on Friday afternoon before my conference. Are you curious to hear
I’m Back!
That was amazing! Seldom have I left a seminar feeling so full of pertinent information that it may take me weeks to sort through it
My Kind of Town
I’m packing my bag and heading to Chicago for Bloggy Boot Camp! Whee! I went on the wait list for tickets back in May and was thrilled when
Sink a Ship
Did you know that next summer Battleship is coming to your local theater? Yes, a full length feature based on the
Summertime and the Fishin’ Is Easy
My family just returned from the beautiful mountains of NC. We spent a week hiking to waterfalls, swimming in the river and lots and lots
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