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Tag Archives: kids
In a Groove? Stream of Consciousness Sunday
Today’s (totally) optional prompt at Jana’s: Groove? In it or out of it? **cheating. longer than 5 minutes b/c using stuff I journaled last week that is very raw.** lots on my plate; heaping piles of things I’m infatuated with … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged clogged toilets, gay dad project, groove, Jana Anthoine, Jana's Thinking Place, kids, losing my mind, LTYM Kansas City, LTYM Show, mean mom, motherhood, patience, raw, SOC SUnday, toilets, vulnerability, vulnerable
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Apples and Oranges
I’m doing Jana’s Stream of Consciousness Sunday link up, the prompt is comparison/ competition. ***** I splurged on a mini massage at Hoopla yesterday. As I lied on the table a woman named Rebecca worked on a knot in my … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged good enough is the new perfect, hollee temple, homework, Hoopla, kids, massage, motherhood, pirates, twins, weight
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Homework. Am I the Problem?
Every weekday it’s the same. I sit with them at the kitchen table. Papers and crumbs strewn about, an open box of pencils, half with erasers worn all the way down. One girl sits on her bottom, biting her lip, … Continue reading
Posted in Home + Family
Tagged differences, first grade, frustration, gay dad project, homework, kids, motherhood, raising children, school, spelling, twins
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the first and the last
it feels like the first time. the first time holding a chubby baby in my arms. rolls and dimples and bits of her last meal hiding in the folds of her neck. lost in her soft sighs and murmurs, feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Home + Family, Musings
Tagged baby, being a mother, family, juggling, kids, miracle, motherhood, Piper, red bean, the rain, twins
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Fast Car
At first I hear voices, but it’s like I’m underwater or in a tunnel. I try to swallow but something’s stuck in my throat and I struggle against it, desperate to yank it out, but I’m frozen. Despite every effort … Continue reading
I Miss Writing Poetry.
Alex Iwashyna went from a B.A. in Philosophy to an M.D. to a S.A.H.M., poet and writer by 30. Today, she spends most of her writing time on LateEnough.com, a humor blog (except when it’s serious) about life, parenting, marriage, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Show Us Your Roots Guest Posts
Tagged Alex Iwashyna, blogging, humor, kids, Late Enough, medical school, mediocrity, motherhood, philosophy, poems, practice, rejection, SAHM, time, work, writing
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I am Worth Hearing.
Today’s Writing Prompt at Fadra’s place: What feels overwhelming to you right now and how are you coping? I’m overwhelmed that the twins are out of school and I’ve lost control over them lately. It’s two against one and … Continue reading
Writing Ways
Please welcome Elaine Alguire, a transplanted Texan currently living the Cajun dream in Southern Louisiana. She’s wife to one brilliant man and mom to three blondies. She chronicles their life and times … Continue reading
Posted in Show Us Your Roots Guest Posts
Tagged blogging, Elaine, high school, journal, kids, photography, roots, the Miss Elaine-ous Life, writer, writing
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