Another one bites the dust.
Category Archives: shining examples of the Mom Writing Genre
Coffee Break
The NYTimes Happy Days: The Pursuit of What Matters in Troubled Times blog always makes interesting reading; the most recent post, by Tim Kreider, contains this funny gem of a paragraph (among others): Most of my married friends now have children, the rewards of which appear to be exclusively intangible and, like the mysteries ofContinue reading “Coffee Break”
Coffee Break for the Day
It takes me a while (a week?) to get around to it some times, but Judith Warner’s latest in the TImes is very nice.
Coffee Break
This site made me laugh. Especially myth number eight.
The First of Three Valentines
Man o man, I wish I’d written this — Judith Warner’s column for today from the NYTimes. I might, in fact, have a bit of a crush on the woman who can write like this.
Food For Thought…
First grade. Those first few weeks as the family transitions back into the school year schedule can be a killer. Elder Girleen has bags under her eyes like she’s been cramming for a final, but honest, Ms. M the First Grade Teacher, she’s in bed by eight! Last night, though, I know she wasContinue reading “Food For Thought…”
All There Might Be To Say
This essay has apparently been bouncing around the momosphere for quite a while now, but I’d managed to remain unaware of it. A friend sent it my way yesterday; in turn I put it here. Why? Because this might be the piece of writing I was frantically looking for six years ago this spring, whenContinue reading “All There Might Be To Say”
