Well well well, my last placement for Speech-Language Pathology is finito (and has been for 3 weeks now). Now it’s awkward saying what I “am/do" because I guess I’m not technically a student anymore, but I haven’t officially convocated yet (or written the national exam that I’m choosing not to think about). Oh well, I’m going to adopt the title of a SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST from now on.

It’s been whirlwind crazy nutso around here since finishing my placement, but here’s my life plan. After we get married (IN 17 SPANKIN DAYS!!!), we’re going on a honeymoon (destination undisclosed for now:), then moving to Edmonton, living in a fab condo we’re renting, and WORKING. I have a job with the Edmonton Public School Board working with kids aged 2.5-5. Should be dang cute (and a stinkin challenge).

Here’s Nanc and I on our last day of placement. We had a bonding moment and bought matching shirts to commemorate the occasion (and to make the rest of the TIRDS jealous:)


Oh heavens to betsy, there is so much more to share with you people, but I’m not sure where to start. Therefore, you are going to get the info in little spurts (that way it’s not so overwhelming for either of us). I’m a smart one, I am.

Here are some pictures to prove that I'm a SERIOUS therapist. I mean business, people. On Father's Day I checked my parents' hearing (with a dinosaur of a portable audiometer) and what a celebration it was!

Put a smile on your face!

Watch Julie's beautiful smile as it develops through the years!

What a fox!

C'est mon Mama when she was in her early twentiesish.

Foxy lady, non?

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA!!

Canada Day is one of Lowell and I's favouritist celebrations!!!

We may be celebrating in different cities this year, but we will forever be bonded by our annual Canada Day shirties eh. Wahoooo.

Happy Birthday Canada!! Woooohooooooo!!
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