Ice Cream Monsters plus a Cherry on Top
Update 7/2/12: Congratulations to Kristen Miller, Courtney Decker and Katy Smith! I was ecstatic when my online buddy, Erik X. Raj, asked me to review
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Recapping R
I was surprised by the response to my “Shhh…Don’t Tell” article in the Leader a few months ago, when I had many therapists get in
Home Is Where the Heart Is: Reality, Ready or Not
I find it aggravating when celebrities, particularly reality stars, complain about their lack of privacy. They pursued that life and all that entails. All jobs
Sunny Days
Ahhh….speech sessions have ended at the schools I’m at and my paperwork is typed and sent out. Yipee! Summer vacation! I will be seeing a
I Live in My Own Mind
Have you ever taken one of those Myers-Briggs personality scales? I fall on the introverted side. And not like “just a little,” but in a
Home is Where the Heart Is: Take 5 (or More)
Everyone’s in the midst of planning summer vacations, signing up for camps and stocking up on popsicles and sunscreen. May I make a
Tx Tools, a PediaStaff app
Have you had a chance to check out Tx Tools? This free app from PediaStaff bundles together four simple “calculator” type tools that you can
Pollyanna
I’ve given a lot of thought to Pollyanna and optimism in the last few months. I’m pretty sick and tired of all the snarky cynicism
A Regional Specialty
I had a glorious weekend in NYC celebrating my sister’s…um, milestone birthday. The weather was ideal and we had a ball shopping and
Figurative Fun
This post originally appeared on Speak Well, Read Well. Last week I had lunch with a friend and her teenage son, Mason. He had a
The Aggravating and Infuriating Syn Nym
Now that you’ve had a chance to meet Aunt Nym, I’d like to take a minute (“make that a moment”) to introduce (“say acquaint you
A Plea for Online Resources
Have you seen the swag celebrities receive at award shows? Last month, NBC reported the value of a Golden Globes swag bag was $50K. 50K!!!
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