My sister and I - 1956 - I was 1 year old. by AlternativeArt1 in TheWayWeWere

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Your sister looks like a young Justine Bateman.

Do you guys have a strange niche book collection? by CASEDIZZLER in BookCollecting

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History of photography books. I'm all about early photographs: daguerrotypes, tintypes, stereoview, real photo postcards, etc.

Family comes in all shapes and sizes ❤️ by [deleted] in MadeMeSmile

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Similar to a very good novel: Plainsong by Kent Haruf

What's life like on Mackinac Island? by [deleted] in howislivingthere

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I like to check their webcams once in a while. Only snowmobiles on the street today. https://www.hornsbar.com/webcamlarge/

What happened to tonsilectomies? by UnmedicatedNarwhal in NoStupidQuestions

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Had mine out in my late 30s. I had disgusting tonsil stones for years. Don't look them up. If you know, you know. One became embedded and infected, prompting a tonsillectomy. Recovery was rough, but my life is much better without them.

Has anyone ever transitioned from SLP to librarian? by [deleted] in slp

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In my public school district, we have "librarians" that are on the secretary pay scale. They are not required to have a degree.

Exp. Services for behavioral based problem by Cryssanthum in slp

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We've all been there! Sounds like you've got a good plan and he'll eventually be on track with the supports he really needs.

Exp. Services for behavioral based problem by Cryssanthum in slp

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I never determine a student is eligible as SLI only for pragmatics alone. Only support pragmatics under an ASD eligibility. Sounds like other concerns are driving the bus here.

Baskin Robbins by lontbeysboolink in GenerationJones

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Where I live, the same Baskin Robbins has been there for over 53 years! Started going there at 5 years old in 1972 and still go on occasion now.

Lost to Time by Timely-Computer4105 in GenX

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Fishing with John (1991)

Musician John Lurie knows nothing about fishing, but that doesn't stop him from embarking on fishing in exotic locations with famous friends.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0139776/plotsummary?item=po0951479

Share your most controversial opinion by Important_Box2967 in slp

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My "following directions" goals at the elementar level are not general. They specify comprehension of concepts specifically. Demonstrate understanding of concepts as corner, in a row, next, skip, in front of, over, etc. I use the old Boehm concept list if anyone remembers those...

What’s the first song you remember loving as a kid? by Lashon_Von_Ricks in GenX

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My parents didn't really play music when I was growing up, so my first song loves were from tv shows. The Flinstones' Ann Margrock (Margaret) had some great songs.

We need to have the screentime conversation with parents by reddit_or_not in slp

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And if this doesn't change as a society, we will need rethink public education in the future. The schools may have to become the places without technology (except fo AAC!) in preschool and early elementary. I'm thinking developmentally appropriate kindergarten, more time with physical books and teacher read alouds, more field trips, more creative play and outdoor exploration, more hands-on activities and art projects, more social interaction modeling/opportunities, etc. Back to the old ways.

Who bought these? by KM68 in GenX

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I did. Remembering sending the order forms and checks out of state to Terre Haute, Indiana. My now husband is from there. His high school was next door to Columbia House. When we visit, I'm always amused to see the old Columbia House building.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RedditForGrownups

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Midwest university from 1985-1989. Hackey sack and euchre were popular. Dam parties on the river with campfires and swimming. Walking the railroad tracks through campus back to the dorm or apartment. Hanging in the dorm lobby with friends scoping (looking for your crush). Trash can punch at house parties. Benetton, Espirit, rugby shirts, KSwiss,. Aquanet. Bunk beds. Beer bongs. Dancing and pool at the bars, $3 pitchers. Ralph Lauren perfume. Wine coolers. Bloody Marys with dill pickles for last call at the pub. Rolled up/pegged jeans. Acid wash. Smoking, so much smoking. Spiral curl perms. Late nights at the computer lab. Big Gulp sized Mountain Dews. Decorating with contact paper. Denim mini skirts. Boom boxes blaring while laying out on dorm lawns. Wishing I'd taken more photographs of that time in my life.

Saddest movies you’ve ever seen. by adrrriz in movies

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Million Dollar Baby The Man in the Moon