Clarinda Ross, a Drama-Logue award winner for Best Actress in a solo performance, wrote and stars in this quirky and highly personal family memoir. We meet Carl, a university professor whose legacy for his daughter is little bits of wisdom she finds in his journals; Clarinda, who copes with her father's loss while raising a daughter who is developmentally disabled; and her daughter Clara, who desperately wants to be a "big girl" but still clings to her mother's hand. Spit Like A Big Girl deals with growing up southern, the death of her father and raising her mentally disabled daughter.