Springing Into Spring!
We’ve been taking it easy this winter, with big changes in my mom’s life: she got a hip-replacement and sold her young dressage-horse prospect, keeping only her semi-retired show horse […]
Category Archives: “Spoonerizing”/jokes
Autumnal Equinox Update
My grandparents’ garden harvest is over the top just now, with tons of zucchinis, tomatoes, squashes, beans, every type of kale and cabbage, recently sowed lettuces and spinach repeating their […]
“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 […]
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 […]
