Meet Lindy!

Hi! I’m Lindy! I am the token medical provider (nurse practitioner) at “Fun”. I live by the words “work hard, play hard”. I LOVE my job and my co-workers make this place a riot to be at. I pride myself in being able to come up with the perfect cocktails to make people happy. That might be a medication cocktail (for many of the adorable children that I see) or an after work cocktail (my specialty being the “happy” drink). I have also invented the perfect cocktail to cure the common cold-Something I continue to feel Oprah should recognize me for. I feel so lucky to have met up with such a great group of gals…and one guy. Every day is an adventure!

Meet Polly!

Hi There! I'm Polly! And yes - the "!" is part of the spelling of my name! I love my job here at "fun". Mostly I like to change my outfit and switch out my accessories. I also like to drink coffee! I know it's hard to believe, but I do get a lot of work done each day. Working at "fun" motivates me to do my best. Sometimes, if I do a really good job - one of my bosses will make me a margarita and put it on my desk!!!! It is "my pleasure" to work for such a fabulous group of clinicians!!! Ta ta until next time!

Meeting the Office Mates

Hi! I'm Mya. I am also one of the speech-language pathologists at the clinic. I struggle to act my age and I tend to be the instigator of trouble and time wasting. On the other hand I am very serious about the work I do, but I really do enjoy goofing around. I love coming to work ("fun") and if I had to be stranded on a deserted island I would want to be stuck with this group.

First day of work

Time for introductions...we are all officemates ( if you can believe that guy on the left fits in with the rest). We run a successful pediatric clinic for developmental and behavioral pediatrics. My name is Maetrix. I'm a speech-language pathologist by trade, but I'm a wanna be prescriber, home decorator, personal stylist, hair dresser, or anything else that strikes my fancy. This motley crew came together because we were all laid off and/or left our previous clinic (sounds likely right?...probably shitcanned, the lot of us). Anyway, here is the saga of our daily lives and work day. As we all live at our office, it all becomes rolled into one, work and home. Isn't that what it's like for everyone though?