by cpaigesanders | Jan 15, 2020 | A Happy Learner, Grammar, Ideas for Therapy, Social Skills, Vocabulary
Welcome to 2020, fellow SLPs! It’s crazy to think that it’s now been a decade since I began taking Speech-Language Pathology classes in earnest and began preparing for graduate school. In some ways, it seems like just yesterday; in others, it seems like...
by cpaigesanders | Jan 8, 2020 | Blog, Lifestyle
The time for resolutions to be made and words to be chosen is here. We’re filled with grand dreams of what we want this next year to mean for us. Some people scoff at these practices, realizing how often they are futile, being pushed to the side as soon as the...
by cpaigesanders | Dec 18, 2019 | Blog, Books, Faith
We’ve made it through the darkness. We’ve maintained hope that light will emerge, that good will overcome. We’re ready to celebrate. Tolkien’s tale of Middle Earth is like a traditional epic in that it follows a story of good versus evil where...
by cpaigesanders | Dec 14, 2019 | Blog, Books, Faith
Last week, I mused over themes of darkness and light in Tolkien’s works, linking them to the prevailing theme of light overcoming darkness that we recognize during Advent. This week, I move to the two themes represented by weeks one and two of the traditional...
by cpaigesanders | Dec 5, 2019 | Blog, Books, Faith
Advent is upon us! For those unfamiliar with the liturgical tradition and traditional church year calendar, Advent is more than a calendar counting down the days towards Christmas. Instead, it is a season all its own and one of significance in the Christian faith. In...
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