I have worked in WenJo for over 30 years, more than half of my life and all of my professional life. In that time I've worked in 6 different labs for 8 different principal investigators doing everything from making hooked-wire electrodes for EMG experiments, to collecting speech motor data using strain gauges, to "capping" subjects for EEG experiments involving children with developmental language disorders, children who stutter, and children who are hard of hearing. My best memories are always the wonderful people I've gotten to work for and work with in my experiences. Smart, funny, kind, and always pushing to do their best work possible. Of course, there are occasional moments of silliness too, like when Jerry Moon, Julie Barkmeier, and I inhaled a little helium and recorded a video of us singing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" for the department holiday program. Or helping to give a tour of the building to a local elementary school class and letting them go in the Anachoic Chamber to scream. Or the end-of-semester parties in Beth Walker's lab where we eat lunch while watching videos of Beth's high school fire baton twirling performance. So many good memories and hopefully a lot more to be made!