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The IEP can feel like legal mumbo-jumbo and emotional overload all at once. Here are a few tips on how to read it slowly, thoughtfully, and without panic.
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Ode To A Massachusetts Blizzard Ritual
A humorous look at the unspoken rituals of a Massachusetts snowstorm—from denial and bread-and-milk panic to Blizzard of ’78 nostalgia and the sacred Dunkin’ run. A blizzard, Massachusetts style.
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Confidently Ridiculous: This One’s a Handful
I say ridiculous things. Not accidentally—confidently. From guard dogs on duty to dramatic birth legends and fireworks launched by strong men on the Charles, apparently, I’ve been a handful since day one.
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Massachusetts Decoded
A humorous breakdown of the unofficial rules of living in Massachusetts—from Storrow Drive mishaps to 45-degree “heat waves” and why not everything is Boston.
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I Gave Him Wings
A reflective look at the tension between acceptance and preparation in parenting an autistic child—and what it really means to give a child wings.
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What Happens at an IEP Meeting (And What Parents Should Expect)
An accessible explanation of the IEP process, including timelines, Team roles, evaluations, and eligibility—focused on helping parents understand what happens at the meeting.
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Thankfully You Can’t Hear Me Judging You
A humorous, self-aware list of harmless everyday behaviors that inspire silent judgment—from savage ketchup use to speakerphone offenses. Relatable, petty, and just honest enough.
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Groundhog Day: A Forecast Full of Holes
A dry, sarcastic look at Groundhog Day, questionable weather predictions, and why a rodent’s shadow may not be the most reliable forecasting tool.
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Instant Gratification Ruined the Magic
A reflective, humorous look at the things we’ve lost in the age of instant gratification—from predictable rush hour traffic to film cameras and TV schedules—and why waiting used to make life feel a little more magical.
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Martha, Market Basket, and a Gold Lamé Thong
What started as a routine grocery run turned into a story involving an 83-year-old, a bold career plan, a knowing stranger, and a fire alarm. Some shopping trips stay with you forever.
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