Monthly Archives: December 2006

Further evidence supporting my stellar mothering skills

All children should be able to achieve a healthy comfort level at pubs; it breeds good, strong character. He didn’t get to sleep until nearly three hours after his bed time and he drank only Sprite and ate only fries, … Continue reading

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Got milk?

Yesterday I was just getting out of the shower when Devon and two of the dogs came busting into the bathroom. Smelling no snacks, the dogs promptly left. But seeing as how I am Devon’s main getter of treats and … Continue reading

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Some days escape me

There are some days when I feel all the better for not opening my laptop. Some days when the act of herding my three kids is so much that the thought of one more effort makes me want to cry. … Continue reading

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Will they ever let the f*#^ up?

They all beat me today. The little one didn’t nap. The middle one whispered orders in my ear until I thought I might scream. The older one argued my sorry, whithered ass into the ground. Today the Let’s-Beat-Mom-Because-We-Can torch belonged … Continue reading

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She is mostly known as Mia, but sometimes I secretly call her The Miatch.

Today as I was driving to the athletic club to workout, I felt a pang of guilt and picked up the phone to call her. Into the phone I said, “Um, yeah. So, I’m sorry I was a bit of … Continue reading

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Just how it is and nothing else

It’s funny how when you spend 5 months inside the house, that the first forrays outside feel so monumental that the thought of crawling back into bed seems like Nirvana. Last week I hosted a book club that while was … Continue reading

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Forgiveness

Devon has two of the most amazing preschool teachers in the world. There is Maggie, who is quite possibly one of the lovliest creatures to roam the earth, and although she is well into her twenties, she looks as though … Continue reading

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