What does bragging look like to you? Let me tell you a story. It’s a story of a young woman who wanted to have children of…
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And like that (dramatic finger snap), summer is over. Yeah, the temperatures might still be deliciously warm and the sun still high in the sky, but…
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What does being an advocate mean to you? Do you see it as speaking at the statehouse, insisting on funding for gifted and twice-exceptional programs? Perhaps…
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As I have discussed with many folks in my life over many years, I do nothing half-assed. It’s whole-assed or nothing ’round these parts. Unfortunately this…
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Please, someone, tell me you also sometimes take the 30,000 foot view of humanity while lost in thought. Stepping back from the day to day nonsense…
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Life is what happens when you’re making other plans. — Allen SaundersPriorities are what unexpectedly change when you’re busy living life. –Me Many years ago, when…
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I’ve had a question for parents of gifted and twice-exceptional kids that I’ve asked for years. What do you need? Inevitably the answer is something along…
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Last week I started working with a therapist, because boy howdy it was time. My coping and self-care skills were being drowned by the tsunami of…
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Our oldest son, the out of the box, move to the beat of his own drummer, complex as all hell son…our son is 18 today. He is a much different man than the infant/toddler/preschooler/kiddo of previous years suggested he’d be.
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Recently I was digging through some old flute music, looking for pieces for students. Two things struck me as I pawed through my filing cabinets. The…
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