#SLP

[momosweetpeach]

Slay the...Miku?

[sunshades-frozen-sky-take-3]

Sighhhhh... guess who got into Slay the Princess...

Here's my version of Smitten.

He's based off a bard and the Many Colored Fruit Dove cause they're my favorite birds and I think they look really pretty.

[augustspisspoorblog]

shes finished 🩷

[iamlevil]

slay the princess fanart i made a while ago :D

[magnificentmicrowave]

driptober day 14: SLP

[tranquilstudy]

january 15th, 2024

which is cooler, the mcgill application being completed or the giant octopus?

I wanna talk more about graduate school… about how, even though I’m applying for something monumental there’s a lot of conflict surrounding it that I’ve been trying to ignore. Mostly that there are some people that don’t see it as a big achievement, or as monumental, unless it’s done their way. I dunno, I’ll get into more detail on it in my next post. But, even though I’m proud of myself I feel like I’m disappointing a lot of people, and I’m carrying a lot of weight on it. It’ll be nice to let some of that go, but it’s tough right now. Just trying to keep my head up, okay? You keep your head up too, okay?

🎧: hey pretty momma — rainbow kitten surprise

🎥: zodiac (rewatch)

🎮: ace attorney investigations: miles edgeworth (turnabout reminiscence) ALSO I haven’t forgotten that @inseparabiles asked me to talk more about my thoughts on this game. Maybe that’ll be my next post instead and we procrastinate talking about the hard stuff?

[puttain]

Saint Laurent Paris by Hedi Slimane Diamonds Collection of fine jewellery launched in 2013.

[unpickled-olive]

Spending a very healthy 160 hours straight researching how badly fucked my students and my career are if Trump and the Heritage Foundation do what that want with public education

(spoiler: it's not great)

[rainagainstthewindowatnight]

oscar recognized films

silver linings playbook ( 2012 ) dir. david o’russell

[crimsonglow-art]

Doing a few sketches of the Long quiet, I wanna get a feel for what this character would feel like in this setting. I want to think that as she changes he changes in smaller ways. Slay the princess has a lot of interesting design elements.

[nt160294]

Este desfile estuvo muy grande

[somnuscomics]

Ambyr and Andi, in balletcore inspired aesthetics. How the ballet aspect plays in to the comic will be revealed much, much later. It has a personal dimension for Ambyr, while Andi does it for more practical, fitness related reasons.

Ambyr sporting the Dior Deville duffle bag (2006-07) and the Prada studded handbag (2017 I think?) Andi with the YSL leather quilted travel bag, and the YSL baby handbag. Plus the striped Saint Laurent long scarf from fall 2013.

If you like my stuff, please check me out elsewhere!

[vivianseda]

Thank you Em from NeuroWild

“I talk a lot about fluctuating capacity in neurodivergent people.

It leads to conversations about expectations, and whether it’s ok to push our kids to do hard things.

We don’t want to push our kids when they’re close to the edge. That just pushes them off.

When they’re emotional, dysregulated, unwell, exhausted, overwhelmed- this is not a time to push them. This is a time to reduce expectations and add support.

When our kids are well-regulated, emotionally ok, not mentally exhausted, in a good frame of mind- that is the time to provide opportunities for them to exceed expectations and ‘push’ themselves.

Yes?

Em 🌈🌻✌️

AuDHD SLP”

[uploadsuploads]

Phix Clothing's Black Diamante Pin Stripe Denim Flare Jeans ($310)

[certified-silly-guy]

She slay on my the til I princess

[juliatuttle]

"you can talk. you don't need AAC. you're fine."

"you can talk. you don't need AAC. you're fine.", said a friend's SLP.

I can talk too. so why do I use AAC?

sometimes I'm hyperverbal and oral speech is overwhelming to me, so I use AAC.

sometimes I'm already overwhelmed and oral speech makes it even worse, so I use AAC.

sometimes I need to conserve energy and oral speech is draining, so I use AAC.

sometimes I need to set a boundary and oral speech is unreliable, so I use AAC.

sometimes I need to explain scary medical symptoms and oral speech is unreliable, so I use AAC.

sometimes I'm wearing a mask and oral speech is muffled, so I use AAC.

sometimes it's more peaceful than oral speech, so I use AAC.

sometimes it helps me unmask my autism, so I use AAC.

sometimes it feels right, so I use AAC.

sometimes I need to practice it before I need it, so I use AAC.

sometimes I'm anxious and oral speech is not working at all, so I use AAC.

sometimes my mouth is full of food, so I use AAC.

sometimes I'm in the middle of using my inhaler, so I use AAC.

sometimes oral speech is my best option, so I don't use AAC, and that's okay too.

AAC isn't a last resort or an all-or-nothing choice. use it if and when it helps you, even if you 'can talk'.