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Category Archives: Mothership
All by myself
I got stuck getting into my sports bra yesterday. There I was stranded, half way in, half way out, arms flailing uselessly like some as-yet-undiscovered anemone. And of course, it is at this inopportune moment when in walks the 3-year-old. He pauses … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory, Sun, Vernal Equinox
Tagged family, Humor, kids, life, parenting, philosophy, random, thoughts
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Self-esteem? Check!
Oh, my boys. <Shakes her head> The three-year-old as, I said before, is now doing really well both at home and in his new daycare. He is getting particularly good at recognizing letters. I was watching him “read” his truck book with … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory, Sun
Tagged family, Humor, kids, parenting, self-esteem
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You’ve Come a Long Way Babies
It really hit me this week, that things have changed this year. We still live in the same house. The kids go to the same school. My husband and I are both working at the same jobs. But things are … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory, Vernal Equinox
Tagged ADHD, doctors, family, health, kids, learning disabilities, life, love, parenting, thoughts, vision therapy
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Kissing–the Gold Standard
So, I’m watching Celebrity Apprentice last week. Yes, I watch Celebrity Apprentice. Deal with it. It can’t all be Robertson Davies and Masterpiece Theatre around the house. My three-year-old wanders casually out of his room (as if I hadn’t put him to … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Sun
Tagged family, Humor, life, media, parenting, philosophy, pop culture, thoughts
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Is nat guy dead?
So, we’re at church, and my three-year-old, looking up at the large Crucifix on the altar, asks in a rather loud voice: Is nat guy DEAD? What do you say? Well, son that has been a matter of debate … Continue reading
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Tagged family, Humor, life, parenting, philosophy, religion, thoughts
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I Like Your Hair—Parenting on the Edge
I have a difficult three-year old. He’s been difficult since around 18 months. And I don’t mean like won’t eat his peas difficult. I mean screaming, biting, hitting, kicking, tantrums that blow your hair back like one of those speaker … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory
Tagged family, Humor, life, parenting, philosophy, thoughts
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Parenting Awards
I said in my last blog post that I wouldn’t win any parenting awards. Well, of COURSE I can’t win any parenting awards. There ARE no parenting awards. Think about that. NO parenting awards. It’s just not right. Not right … Continue reading
Kids–Beloved or Ballast
Last weekend saw all the big Christmas tree chipping events around town. We were en route to taking ours to the local high school when I saw the following scenario: a red-necked yahoo (I may be characterizing a little) in … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Mothership, Observatory
Tagged Christmas, family, Humor, parenting
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A Little Less Magic
My daughter has a little less magic in her life. She’s learned the bitter truth about Santa Claus. She did some good detective work I have to say. She’s had her suspicions for awhile, but I’ve always managed to change … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Winter Solstice
Tagged Christmas, family, magic, miracles, parenting
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