Monthly Archives: December 2008

I’m not usually the type of person who gets invited places, at least not by nice, normal people. The truth of it is that I might get an invitation, accept it and have a lovely time, but the likelihood I … Continue reading →

When I first divorced my husband I had an easy breezy outlook on my future. I was relatively young, 32, and had no concerns whatsoever about finding another man in my life. I wasn’t actively looking, but if push came … Continue reading →

Here’s the thing: I have been blogging on a daily basis for 40 days. That’s a lot for a gal like me. Why did I sign up for December NaBloPoMo? ( Everybody knows November is the month to do it. … Continue reading →

Taking on a full time, mostly year round job has been a big step for me, and that is an understatement. It has taken a couple of months but I can now manage to get up in the morning, take … Continue reading →

How is it even possible that on the weekends without my kids I get sick? Seriously, shouldn’t I get a free pass on this one? Don’t I put in my fair share of children time so that I fully deserve … Continue reading →

Rarely do I get angry with my father for dying. It wasn’t really his fault, he was riding his bike and experienced massive heart failure. He was gone before he hit the curb of the street he was crossing. Yes, … Continue reading →

Some people have lots of shoes I like to blog lots NaBloPoMo month two (Shut up. It’s almost midnight and this is all I’ve got.)

There is a line in of my all time favorite movies, Say Anything, when some slacker guy is talking to John Cusack’s character about girls. Cusack is all in a bind about his chick and for some reason he and … Continue reading →

Sometimes? The best part of my week? Watching Chuck online? Nobody interrupts me? Or asks me to bring them juice? And? I really like that?

My frustration with Loren over the last year or so has been no secret. To say he has been driving me absolutely nuts would be an understatement. About six weeks ago I decided to let go and stop my ever … Continue reading →