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Author Archives: mama one to three
On Fear, Love, Family, and Speaking Out: a Review of GIRL IN GLASS
This summer after I read the beautiful memoir, Girl in Glass: How my “Distressed Baby” Defied the Odds, Shamed a CEO, and Taught Me the Essence of Love, Heartbreak, and Miracles (Bloomsbury), I had the opportunity to ask its author, Deanna … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Family Life, Parenting Moments, Review, Writing
Tagged deanna fei, girl in glass, health care, memoir
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By Any Other Name (A True Story)
Do you have one of those things that is long and you make noise by pressing the holes like this–? Then as if in a movie, or a nightmare, my words slowed to half-speed drawl, and before my brain could stop my … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Humor, New York City Living and Coping, Parenting Moments
Tagged children, city kids, humor, parenting
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Everything You Ever Wanted: Review and Giveaway
Author Jillian Lauren’s second memoir (her third book) begins by taking us back briefly to her first best-selling memoir, Some Girls, which detailed her earlier life in a harem. At the opening of Everything You Ever Wanted, Lauren has met … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, books, everything you ever wanted, giveaway, jillian lauren, memoir, parenting, special needs
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Unsteady Trajectory
Some mornings I ignore email until my kids are in their classrooms and I have returned, coffee in hand, to sit at my laptop at the kitchen counter. Others, I am unable to keep my fingers off my phone the … Continue reading
7 Ways to Make Mom Friends, or Be the Weird Mom
Motherhood can be a lonely endeavor. However fulfilled we are with our children and jobs and families, we are often without meaningful adult conversation for hours or days at a time. The most common complaint I hear from fellow moms … Continue reading
When the Mask Falls Off
Last night, I received an email, and then a note outside my apartment door. Each made me a little weepy and a whole lot grateful to know even in the ugliest moments when all the masks come off, I am … Continue reading
Overcome
(The following in italics is from a memoir project.) I sit in the kids’ room as they sleep and I think that a bottle of pills and a glass of wine might do the trick. I have plenty of both. … Continue reading
Don’t Say This To My Five Year Old
I have always wanted to write a “What Not to Say” piece–“What Not to Say to Pregnant Women,” “…to New Mothers,” etc. I figured being a mother of twins was my best shot. (I’ve also drafted “10 Things You Shouldn’t Say to … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Humor, It's All About Me, New York City Living and Coping, Parenting Moments
Tagged 5 year olds, girls, kids, what not to say
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