Hey, family fans, I want to show you some of the many hats that I wear. I’m a Santa, to an Indian Chief, to a Happy Birthday present, to a Dickey’s Barbeque fan. I love it all.
Kathie says she can’t wait until the Halloween costumes are on the shelves. Oh boy ~ I’m in for many, many more.
As a speech therapist just think of all the possiblities you can do with a page like this ~ of ME ~ with my hats. IT’S ENDLESS!
If you need a larger copy of my hat sheet for therapy just send me your E mail address and Kathie will make sure you receive it. You can “categorize, verbalize, functionalize, prepositionalize, sillyize, whateverize.” You’ll have fun and the kids will learn and remember ~ ME!
I love to play this.
I was off my wall and havin’ a ball. I was at a famous resort on the Las Vegas Strip ~ but where? Can you guess? You bet I was there. I played right along on this loud, funny instrument. Who knows where I was ~ if you want another clue you’ll need to check me out On the Road With Humpty Dumpty.
Everyone laughed at my Mickey Mouse ears & shoes.
Laughter is sooooo important for every aspect of our lives. I want you to follow my On the Road with Humpty Dumpty blog to see just how wise he is about laughter. There you will find a list of all of the wonderful things that laugter does for us.
Yes, if you have a child with autism, it is often hard to find a moment of laughter some days ~ but those moments are there.
Yes, if you have a disease, it isn’t always easy to laugh ~ but it will help.
Yes, if you are depressed and can’t determine what decision to make ~ laughter will be on your side.
Mark Twain wrote: Against the assault of laughter nothing can stand.
Now do yourself a favor and see what Humpty Dumpty has to say about laughter in post #107 and become a follower of this very wise little man.
Humpty Dumpty in water fountain at Estes Park ~ Iowa Falls.
Iowa Falls Parks and Recreation Director Brian Lorenzen said he is expecting to turn on the Estes Park Water Fountain for the first time this year today.
Currently, the statue atop the fountain features a nymph blowing on a seashell. (Humpty is holding on tight) However, Iowa Falls resident Shirley Welden is hoping to replace the current statue with the original which had been at Estes Park since 1934. The original statue was accidentally destroyed last August. Welden is coordinating the fundraising effort and says the replacement bid is for $10,000.
We’re off and On the Road with Humpty Dumpty.
Humpty Dumpty at Monument Valley
You’ll see where we travel, events, friends, all of the things I love to do. You’ll also learn what made me (Humpty) get off my duff, pick myself off the ground, and learn to dance again. Kathie Harrington is my voice. She’ll be the one writing about our adventures, so please join us on our other blog as we
see the world.
Humpty Dumpty is on the move! He recently went to State Line for a shopping trip and to pick-up some California Lottery Tickets. We hope he’s a big winner, but in case he’s not in the monetary world, he was on top of the Christmas train that was just set up by two lovely ladies from Henderson, NV. They were so proud to have Humpty Dumpty as one of their first holiday travelers.
I’m writing articles on Mr. H.D.’s adventures. He’s feeling pretty much the celebrity status these days. In a couple of weeks he’s headed toward Monument Valley, Historic Durango, CO, Mesa Verde National Park, and he wants to ride on the 125 year old railroad (especially now that he’s had a taste of trains at State Line!).
There’s soooooo much more to Humpty Dumpty than meets the eye. I’m glad he found a home with us. Thank you, Ben, for the gift of H.D.
