Although some retailers would have us believe otherwise, we are not in the midst of the Christmas season. Not yet, Santa, not yet. Before we deck the halls with boughs of holly or anything else for that matter, don our… Read More ›
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One Thousand
Yesterday evening, after I published my latest blog post, I received a notification from WordPress. This was no ordinary notification, either. It was a note congratulating me for publishing my one thousandth blog post. 1,000! I started blogging in June… Read More ›
Correction
Recently, I was fortunate enough to return to my college alma mater in the company of several of my former classmates. One of those classmates is now my boyfriend. It was the first time that he had returned to campus… Read More ›
The Writing’s on the Wall
One of the perks of working downtown is that I am surrounded by a veritable feast for the senses. My sense of sight is the greatest benefactor of this ever changing buffet of people, places, and things. One wall of… Read More ›
An Emptier Nest
I have not cried in over 12 hours. That fact may seem inconsequential for an unabashed crier like me, but it is quite significant when you put it into the proper context. In the week leading up to my oldest… Read More ›
Bittersweet Birthday
My birthday month, aka August, is fast approaching, and rather than wanting it to hurry up and arrive, in order to get this party started, I want time to slow down or stop in its tracks altogether. For this year,… Read More ›
Fine Dining
One of the many domestic skills that I am woefully lacking in is the art of cooking. Make no mistake, I can find my way around the kitchen well enough to keep my daughters and myself alive and well, and… Read More ›
In Good Company
Independence Day afforded me some time to reflect on life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness this morning, as I set out to run the trails. Much like a pilot has a pre-flight checklist, I have a pre-run checklist… Read More ›
The Year’s Not Over Yet
Years ago, when my oldest daughter started preschool, I traded in my traditional January-December calendar for one that ran July-June. This new calendar allowed me to better manage her new school schedule and extracurricular activities. Even now, I still purchase… Read More ›
The Girls of Summer
When I was a little girl, as soon as the school year ended, summer was there to greet me with its seasonal offerings. Lightning bugs. Softball games. Sleepovers with my best friends. Staying up late. Sleeping in even later. Our… Read More ›
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