Tag Archives: family

Cursive is a dying art…

Posted on June 10, 2016 by msw blog

As a former third- and fourth-grade teacher, I remember the joy on children’s faces when they discovered that they could write like mom and dad. Students took pride in forming the graceful slants and curves in cursive writing — almost … Continue reading →

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Mommiles

Posted on May 8, 2016 by msw blog

Mommiles, are define as “sermons, especially intended to edify a child on everything that matters.” How many of these were said to you?   My mother taught me individuality. “I don’t care how many of your friends are getting their … Continue reading →

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Brussels sprouts meet acquired taste

Posted on March 14, 2016 by msw blog

I found a frozen bag of Brussels sprouts in the freezer and wondered where the hell they had come from. I figured I would roast them although the bag clearly said microwave (yuck) or boil them (I’m gagging at the … Continue reading →

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Notes of Charity

Posted on December 1, 2015 by msw blog

In the last few weeks my mail box has turned into the photo below. I thought I would blog this week on giving. What do you do when charities start to hit you up for donations? I ignore them and … Continue reading →

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Holiday Boundaries

Posted on November 27, 2015 by msw blog

“Can I buy a gift for my client?” “Can I accept gifts?” “Can clients and students give each other gifts?” Some clinicians may say NO giving clients gifts, others may say it’s a grey area. My opinion as a clinician … Continue reading →

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