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Ask Millie and Mollie and Maggie and May: June 2011
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Ask Millie and Mollie and Maggie and May. Four hot babes who can answer all your questions about life, parenting and superpowers. Tuesday, June 14, 2011. Happy Birthday, May! Many happy returns of the day to our tallest, hippest - and youngest. Happy birthday, May! Links to this post. Monday, June 13, 2011. Tomorrow I will have been a mother for a quarter-century. I'm still a person. And a lot more Animal House. I hope to move mindfully into this new stage of my life. It would be all too easy to fill...
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cool | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I used to pay attention to new artists and new music. In a previous life I went to a lot of clubs and concerts, and learned about bands before they were big names. My college roommate – we both started out working in rock’n’roll radio – is still friends with musicians that most people only. When I have time. When I have time. Being the operative phrase. Still, my music playlists are seriously outdated. A song, she has to get my permission (and my iTunes code) becaus...
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The Triangle | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. The little red dot on my telephone indicated a message was waiting. I’d put my phone on silence during a meeting, and the breaks were so busy that I didn’t even check. I rarely get calls, so sometimes I forget to monitor the phone. If you ever leave me a message, don’t count on me getting it right away. Email is a much swifter way to reach me. I dialed in to the voicemail and there was Buddy-roo. 8216;s signature greeting, “. As for the parents involved, they are bo...
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Rockin’ Together | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I used to pay attention to new artists and new music. In a previous life I went to a lot of clubs and concerts, and learned about bands before they were big names. My college roommate – we both started out working in rock’n’roll radio – is still friends with musicians that most people only. When I have time. When I have time. Being the operative phrase. Still, my music playlists are seriously outdated. A song, she has to get my permission (and my iTunes code) becaus...
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The Cast | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. My de-facto husband would be a good husband. He is, effectively, just. A husband. Except we’re not married. It? S not because we? Re opposed to it; we just haven’t gotten around to it. When people ask me why we? Re not married, I should say it? S none of their business. But I? M usually too polite, so I tell them we? Re just waiting for the kids to get old enough to pay for our wedding reception. She adds and subtracts names at will. To the theme of. I knew her firs...
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Smokin’ Cool | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. As we walked home from school, just the two of us, Buddy-roo. Reached out and took my hand. Is there any kind of smoking that isn? T bad for you? D just passed a lyc? Where a pack of high-school students huddled together outside the entrance. Nearly every one of them held a cigarette. The guys went for the pinched between the fingers. Ve made it a point to point out to Short-pants. And Buddy-roo how not only is smoking bad for your health, but it looks really. I gul...
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Young middle age: February 2015
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Babies, books, and general musings about anything else that comes up. Sunday, 1 February 2015. Loving challenges and unsisterly sneering. There are two books I want to write about here, in such contrast to each other. I'm torn about how to go about it, because I loved one, and didn't love the other. I don't want to dedicate pages and pages of space to the one I didn't love, but at the same time I want to explain myself. Perhaps I should start with the love: Kiss me! How to raise your children with love.
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gifts | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I picked her up at her friend’s house – as usual she resisted the departure – and we walked toward the metro to make our way home, Buddy-roo. Swinging her bag of tiny plastic Pet-shop. 8220;Do you know what tomorrow is? 8221; she asked. I knew where this was going, but I didn’t answer. 8220;It’s Mother’s Day! 8220;Did you know it was Mother’s Day? 8221; she asked. I didn’t want to answer this question, either. 8221; she said. “Why didn’t you tell us? Part of me want...
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What I See | I Vary Widely
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 4,886 other followers. Michael Wayne Cole (…. Phyllis on Four Things. Phyllis on What I See. On What I See. Ursa on her first day. Wait, for now. Distrust everything, if you have to. But trust the hours. Haven’t they. Carried you everywhere, up to now? Personal events will become interesting again. Hair will become interesting. Music of hair,. I wan...
