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Author Archives: chick
Missing You
Dear Peeps, I was thinking more today about what a wonderful cat you were. Do you know that we never had to warn the children to be careful around you? Even Mojo, who is normally calm, can get a little … Continue reading
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You Didn’t Breathe
Dear Peeps, Late last night I went downstairs to tell Faithful Reader something. He said, “Shhh. Peeps is making the strangest sounds.” I stood on the stairs, listening, looking down on you. You were sleeping on your favorite spot on … Continue reading
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Write Down the Stories of Your Life
I was saddened to hear that Amy Krouse Rosenthal died today. I really enjoyed her Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life. It not only inspired me enough to write a positive review, but also enough to write a second post about … Continue reading
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A Life Outside
Sometimes I wish I could give my kids a more old-fashioned upbringing. It would be so good for them, but our society works against it. I can’t give them a really close extended family, because most of their family members … Continue reading
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Judge Not
Some days I get so angry that I could scream. And some days I write a ranting post, and then I say to my husband, “Am I allowed to say this?” Because I’m not sure anymore. I’m not sure what … Continue reading
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An Ill Wind
Some days the wind is at your back, and other days it’s knocking over the recycling bin and blowing your recyclables across the neighbor’s property, and damned if you’re going to hack your way through the neighbor’s overgrown jungle of … Continue reading
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It’s a Good Thing, Really
Some days I think it is a good thing we don’t have a basement or an attic, else I might be tempted to lock my kids in one of them.
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Ah, Money
If I had a dollar for every dollar I’d ever wasted, I’d never have wasted a dollar.
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Ramblings About Time
I haven’t done nearly as much with my vacation time as I had hoped I would. I allowed myself to be distracted by Facebook and Twitter and the events of the outside world. Maybe that was inevitable, but that doesn’t … Continue reading
Different Routes to Knowledge
The other night my mother and I were discussing the word “cuck.” It’s a new term that shows up often in the comments of political posts on Facebook and other social media these days. I couldn’t find a really authoritative … Continue reading
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