adventures with language

Today we learned about fifteen or twenty 'core signs' that we can work on with the boy, and I scheduled a full audiology assessment (the therapist who did it was an auditory integration therapist, and while I saw the printout and will have a copy of it soon, schools and other fun bureaucratic things require a full audiology signoff) for Friday morning.

The school district is trying to find a one on one with tactile sign experience as per the SLP/augcomm specialist's recommendation. And now we really need sign language instruction in home (Sean and Chris both need the hand over hand instruction and I occasionally have my own motor planning issues to work around.)

This is turning out to be pretty fun. <3

clickietastic!

how to make spam musubi. No, really, I want to try this. <3

monkey on the loose in tokyo's shibuya station. with video!

twits

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