Monthly Archives: November 2006

I completely understand and accept that my children will need some major therapy to mend the woes of their childhoods. By the time he was just three, Loren had lived in over seven different condos, houses and apartments. He had … Continue reading →

Poor Devon. Someday he will be sitting in his college dorm chatting with friends and when asked to recall his childhood, he will say something like the following. “Well, it is a good thing I was so cute. My mother … Continue reading →

One of the stages of weaning my neural synapses off of their SRI’s is the vertigo stage. I have felt it twice before. The first time was five years ago when I had been on Zoloft for nine months. I … Continue reading →

One of Devon’s more precious selling points is his propensity for singing. The child is constantly breaking into song about most anything. If he isn’t actually belting out a bonafide tune, he will be putting regular words to the melody … Continue reading →

With the help of my doctor I have been slowly tapering off my medications over the past few weeks and trying to function as a normal human being. When I stopped drinking coffee in September, I realized that it felt … Continue reading →

Warning: If your name if Kelly, you have a younger, stable brother who makes a fabulous husband and you can’t bear to read any sordid details about his rocking hips and furry chest? Run. Run far away and hide yourself … Continue reading →

This is just a brief message– having a bit of trouble finding wireless internet for any real time– to say that I am not here. I am with my dear friend Shannon, and I will be back Sunday night. But … Continue reading →