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Protected: Glass Half Full
Published March 21st, 2010 in Family. Enter your password to view comments.Protected: Thoughts, Redacted
Published December 5th, 2009 in Family, People, Suburbia and Work. Enter your password to view comments.There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Protected: Credit
Published July 22nd, 2009 in Complaints Dept., Family, Money, Obligation, People and Work. Enter your password to view comments.There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Protected: Simulacra and Simulation
Published June 15th, 2009 in Assholes, E, Family, Grown Ass Men and Relationships. Enter your password to view comments.There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Protected: Home
Published June 10th, 2009 in E, Family and Parenthood. Enter your password to view comments.There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
My late grandmother, Mary Belle Nichols Weedman, was born 100 years ago today (as was, apparently, the bob). She is the person, in retrospect, I most identify with in my family, sadly by mostly memory, today, and in what memory I have of her she was a proto-feminist and most ahead of her time. She [...]
Fort Necessity and Family Reunions, Oh My!
Published June 23rd, 2008 in Back In the Day, Books, Class, Education, Family, Racism and Travel. 3 CommentsWe got home from our trip to Pennsylvania yesterday, and thanks to some of your suggestions we did manage to visit Fallingwater as well as Fort Necessity and a couple of other places. I thought we were closer to Pittsburgh than we actually were, so once we realized that Pittsburgh meant another couple of hours [...]
You Might Have Settled the Argument
Published August 20th, 2007 in Chef, Family and Suburbia. 1 CommentBut Chef took a picture of the dinner plate in question and decided it looks more decidedly blue on film than in real life, thus ending the disagreement on whether the plate is indeed blue or purple. I still say blue.
A Belated Father’s Day Post, For Protective Parents Of Every Species
Published June 19th, 2007 in Animals, Family and Suburbia. 1 CommentOn Sunday the cardinals starting squawking and haven’t let up since. The peep-peep, peep-peep doesn’t abate from dawn until well after dusk, and a pair of cardinals dance around the edge of the garage to attack anyone who comes near. Yesterday Chef held a chair for me while I balanced on a strained ankle winding [...]
Last week I picked Ethan up after work and as soon as he buckled his carseat he dropped the bomb. Ethan: Mom, did you know Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny don’t exist? Me: Really? Ethan: Yeah. Parents just take your Christmas list and buy you stuff off it and say it’s from Santa, and [...]
Katie Roiphe Writes “Dear John” Letter Disguised as Article
Published May 1st, 2007 in Asides, Family and Feminism. 11 CommentsIn case you needed more reasons to mock Katie Roiphe: “I AM COMPLETELY FINE WITHOUT YOU! I AM SO HAPPY!” (via Jill)
What Christmas Is Really About
Published April 12th, 2007 in Asides, Family, Humor, Movies and Religion. 6 CommentsWhat the mom in this video forgot is that she gave her other child a video camera last year. Priceless.
Ethan left me a little note on the fridge before he went on his Spring Break vacation. One of my favorite things about Ethan at this age is how he leaves little pieces of his thoughts around the house on sticky notes and scraps of paper. This one is still probably my favorite since it [...]
Indiana Senate Prays Hoosiers Are As Bigoted As They Hope We Are
Published February 15th, 2007 in Assholes, Family, GLBTQ, Politics and News and Religion. 20 CommentsI’m still not sure why I haven’t moved yet. A proposed ban on same-sex marriages now faces just one more hurdle in the House before Hoosiers will be able to vote on the constitutional amendment. The Indiana Senate voted 39-10 Monday to pass the amendment, which defines marriage as a union between a man and [...]
Mommy Wars: Battle of the Booze
Published January 30th, 2007 in Family, Feminism, Idiots and Suburbia. 4 CommentsI’m sorry that Melissa got dragged on national television and made to look like an alcoholic. Really, because regular mommies are babysitters, help hired by studly working husbands, so says Meredith Viera. The psychologist is ‘on board’ with the whole thing. She’s a mother herself and understands. She’s just there to set limits and to [...]
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