Carly <3's Lunch

Breakfast might be touted as “the most important meal of the day” and a good dinner keeps you full at night, but Lunch, you are something else.  Continue reading Carly <3’s Lunch

Play Across the Pond – Part 2

As an official employee of the US Play Coalition, I take my duty to play very seriously. I know play builds a happy, healthy brain, thus I endeavor to play as much as possible including while participating in an international conference, something others might consider a rather formal event. For my part, during the 2nd Global Making Sense of: Play Conference (okay, so it wasn’t like I was playing during a gathering of nuclear physicists) I seized a great opportunity to engage in imaginative play and pretend I was an Oxford University student. If for only a few days, I could live out my Rhodes Scholar dream, which is what they most certainly were in looking back, but that’s another matter.

Here is the pictorial version of my life as an Oxford student, and who knows, maybe my dream will come true one day.

If I was an Oxford student, I might be a member of Mansfield College, the Nonconformist college - seems like it would be a good fit.
If I was an Oxford student, I might be a member of Mansfield College, the Nonconformist college – seems like it would be a good fit.

Continue reading Play Across the Pond – Part 2

Signs for Orange is the New Black

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In the sentimental wake of watching the final episodes of eight seasons of Weeds, a confluence of three events pushed me into the arms of a new Netflix drama: Orange is the New Black (OITNB). Oh and I am glad they did! Continue reading Signs for Orange is the New Black

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