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Tag Archives: Sassy
Enrichment Excursion
We’re not cookin out today. There’s talk of chicken. Although Moo’s hung up on eating at the place of the best homophobic chicken sammiches, I’m leanin toward fried, or maybe tinga (thanks, Sherry.) I’m makin a simple strawberry dessert. Do … Continue reading
Pressed to Find Gratitude
Years ago, I read several books by Thich Nhat Hanh because the first one was so helpful that I couldn’t resist reading more of them. Soon after, my life was taken over by baby books and then babies. I think … Continue reading
You’re Safe with a Man in the House
Like a lot of kids, if I woke up scared, I’d head to my parents’ bedroom. Like a lot of parents, they grew annoyed, and began to forbid it. I have memories of them carefully lifting their feet over me, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ace, anxiety, Bubba, Drew, kids, Moo, parenting, Sassy, sexist, Simon, Sissy, sleep, The Mister
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P is for Preposterous
When I was carrying Sassy, Sissy was in the first grade. Sissy came home from school and told me she knew how that baby got in there and how disgusting she thought it was. She said a boy at school told … Continue reading
The Doors (and not the groovy kind)
Some of my fellow bloggers post pictures of beautiful or interesting doors on Thursdays. I’m over here writin about door fail on a Tuesday. Home improvement bloggers are all, “It’s such a relief to have changed all my doorknobs to oil-rubbed … Continue reading
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Tagged home, home improvement, lifestyle, Moo, Sassy, The Mister
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One-Liner Wednesday — If It Looks Like a Parrot…
As we strolled through a zoo in Naples, Florida, some parrots said, “Hello? Hello?” so preschool Sassy turned to ask my mother, “Is it a wrong number?” One-Liner Wednesdays are brought to you by LindaGHill
Finding the Painting
As I wrote in my Happiness post the other day, joy came to me when I found the painting. Vague, huh? Because it has a story. I’m sure it has a much longer, more interesting story before my section of its story … Continue reading
Why I’m Dying First
Oh I know, you think I want to die first so I can escape the pain of mourning my husband. That would certainly be a grand perk, but I told you before, I am not a romantic. I have practical … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, anxiety disorder, family, marriage, money, Moo, Sassy, The Mister
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Meat and Me and Moo and Stew
For a long time, Moo never ate meat. I don’t know why. I never asked. Having been a vegetarian for six years, this never bothered me. There are always people who comment about how important it is to eat meat … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty Queen, Bubba, dog, food, JusJoJan, lifestyle, Moo, parenting, Sassy, Sissy, The Mister
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We Can Just Cut It Off
Whenever I post stories of what I think are normal childhood things, there’s always some person who comments about how horrible it is, or how children shouldn’t be exposed to such things, so let me preface this by saying that … Continue reading


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