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"Mom, you're on crack," my kids' favorite response to my valuable comments." I like to think of myself as the grandma humorist of the 21st Century. At best, I'm Erma Bombeck on crack.
I've been telling people what to do for years. And for the same number of years, they've been ignoring me. What better way to continue the tradition than to start blogging!
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Category Archives: love
Longing
It’s not often I long to be young again. My awkward years, coupled with my chubby years, joined by my anti-California-tan white transparent skin and my body’s aversion to rhythm producing a youth somewhat lacking in self confidence and very … Continue reading
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Posted in holidays, love
Tagged father's day, parents
Room for three
The not-so-little baby pushed his way into my heart and lap. The Bug, the oldest, composed and sang a song for us — You know I’m on to you, You know I’m on to you, You’re stealing my heart from … Continue reading
Posted in grandchildren, love
Mother’s adventures
You’ve heard the saying, “nothing ever turns out like you plan.” Nothing could be truer than the plans you make as a parent. I hadn’t planed to raise four young children in a single parent home. I hadn’t planned to … Continue reading
Posted in children, holidays, love
Tagged Jennifer, Mother's Day
Keeping in touch
I love it when my grown children make an effort to reach out to me. Most of the time I’m thinking they’d rather be sharing ideas with someone their own age. And then magic happened this week. I received calls or … Continue reading
Replaced by a washer
Coco is my deeply convicted, not in a jail kind of way, child. She is a router for lost causes with dark blue sorrowful eyes. As a little girl, she protected broken items from being tossed out by collecting them in … Continue reading
Rekindle your iLove
In a world where technology often seems to be stealing our social and language skills, the Kindle™, a wireless reading device read on a small illuminated screen has spurred a revived ferocity of reading. Book clubs are springing up all … Continue reading
Posted in communication, family, friends, love, technology
Tagged puzzles, Thanksgiving, time
I am my father’s daughter
I have more hair on my legs than on my head. I enjoy a good hearty laugh more than chocolate. (With my dad, it may have been a toss-up.) I curse when I do plumbing. I cry easily when something … Continue reading
Big plans
When I was expecting my first born, I had lofty idealistic plans to be the perfect mom. I’d be in tune with this child – knowing her every desire, fulfilling her every need, and understanding her every thought. By the … Continue reading
Posted in children, love
Tagged birthdays, communication, Jennifer
For what it’s worth
No one deserves a broken heart, unless maybe that kid who chased me home from school when I was in the second grade. I don’t think I ever got one valuable smidgen of enlightenment from having a damaged heart, and I hate them once … Continue reading
Posted in lessons, love
Tagged heartbreak
If it’s not one thing, it’s another
Remember the other day when nothing happened? I have a feeling I’m in for a dry stretch of that happening any time soon again. Trying to maintain that carefree feeling, I awoke early and turned the ground over in my … Continue reading
