
I’ll Keep Watching
My mom was the type of woman who exuded class. She got up every morning and went through the ritual of “getting ready” even when we had no plans to leave the house.
My mom was the type of woman who exuded class. She got up every morning and went through the ritual of “getting ready” even when we had no plans to leave the house.
Today I showered. That was it. That’s all I accomplished for the entire day.
Eighteen gets to be a gut-wrenchingly small number when you realize that’s the number of times you have to make significant memories with your kids.
Upydeeh Day School* is reeling this week after a mom emailed the principal with shocking news that her son’s father can also receive emails and make decisions.
I’ve been watching news about our climate crisis for a while. It terrifies me. I have kids, I want grandkids, and I want them safe.
My mom has decided now that she’s 71, it’s time to say f-you to what
In order to figure out what to get my husband for Father’s Day, I asked male neighbors and friends what they wanted. The consensus?
I never imagined my kids would have a “bonus mom” when I started my family. I’m now so grateful that you’re here for them now.
I have anxiety about partying with folks I don’t know well, so when the invitation to the neighborhood party came, my anxiety (and awkwardness) came out.
My son didn’t want to take the pills, but despite my reservations, I lied and told him they were safe. And because I am his mom, he believed me.