“One-Man-Show”
I loved presenting my first, real one-man-show called Night of Inspiration at the Lakewood Cultural Center—their auditorium is a gem, and tech support was stellar. I loved being in the […]
Category Archives: “Spoonerizing”/jokes
Keynote for Kennedy Krieger Institute
from Malva: The nationally known Kennedy Krieger Institute, based in Baltimore, has a dedicated autism division (lots of cutting-edge research and plenty of treatment options as well). Last spring, we […]
Pee Little Thrigs and a Uke!
Appreciations to one of my favorite audiences – always ready to laugh deeply! BVSD transportation has its annual in-service/training each August, and this was my third time educating and performing […]
Rindercella and the Rotarians
It so happened that, on inauguration day, I entertained a big ballroom full of rotarians, getting them laughing with my spoonerism storytelling. Creating levity was a good thing to do, […]
“Lunch and Learn” plus Cantabile Update
I was invited to speak for the Lunch and Learn program at Horizons School, addressing the 5th – 8th graders. Attendance is voluntary, and the group was the largest they’ve […]
Lots of Laughter
The BVSD transportation department invited me back after three years, lauding me as their favorite speaker ever! I gave a new, streamlined version of my autism presentation which allowed enough […]
Living A Bolder Life
Last month, just as the holidays were getting under way, I got to do this interview before my presentation at the opening gala event for BolderLife Festival. I had so […]
Wrapping Up My Junior Year of High School
I can’t believe school is out! Here are some of the highlights from this year. During the afternoons, I was always shuttling from my high school over to the local […]
I Was On TV!
Wow—I got to be on TV! I was interviewed live on Channel 9, on the show called “Colorado & Company”. Being on TV has been a big dream for a […]
Talking for SEAC
Remember my presentation debut? That happened in April 2012. One month after that, I presented again; this time for the Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC). So many people were inspired […]
