Feral Mom, Feral Writer
Thursday, February 26, 2009
February means skirting the flooded S’s of Green Valley Road...
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on the way to Howard’s Station in Occidental for Eggs Benedict and banter with the wait staff we’ve come to love. It means checking on the r...
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Friday, February 20, 2009
Do you inform the sensei your two-year-old son...
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...just peed on the futon in the back of the classroom or do you march all three kids out without her noticing? Do you tell her before you f...
Friday, January 30, 2009
In my writing cabin...
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...a photo of our daughter sits next to the printer. She wears a red velvet dress, holds a peach rose, each petal fringed crimson. She’s lea...
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Friday, January 23, 2009
When Elizabeth invites me to a poetry reading, I say to myself: I can handle this.
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I, mother of three, can escape for a night. But I get a headache just trying to remember the last reading I attended...ten years ago, was it...
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Saturday, January 3, 2009
My husband is my Pretentious Monitor. I’ll hand him a fresh poem...
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...and if he squinches up his face and says, “Dumb it down,” I know I’m getting stuffy. On the other hand, I can tell if he’s just using tha...
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Friday, November 28, 2008
It is possible to nurse a 2-year-old and heft a log into the wood burning stove...
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...without singeing the hair off either the child’s head or one’s knuckles. You don’t notice how absurd it is (nursing while multi-tasking) ...
Friday, November 14, 2008
I am no Buddha, nor can I get me to a nunnery...
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...though at times it is tempting to consider such an escape into the grace of a strict schedule spare of the demands of raising children an...
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