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Category Archives: Domestic Bliss
Sunday Morning Meal Planning
Doing our typical Sunday morning thing today. Usually Saturday I devote to Wholesome Family Fun, but Sunday is all business. Sunday is laundry day, meal planning and grocery shopping day, clean-the-house day (must. sweep. doghair.), and usually get-a-jump-on-work day. We … Continue reading
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Luck o the Irish
This past weekend was a camping weekend for us – sort of. The Professor’s family, in years past, made a tradition of a Memorial Day weekend campout. We skipped last year, probably in large part because of our own … Continue reading
Snapshot of My House at Four Thirty on a Wednesday Morning
The dog, suddenly alight with some devilish notion, runs up and down the stairs a couple of times, clackety clack on the hard wood. It is pitch dark outside, an hour before the alarm should go off, but wakefulness wins … Continue reading
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The Children
Liam:”I need a pencil.” Me: “Why.” Liam: “I dus’ NEED it, Mom. Weach it fo’ me.” Me: “Why do you NEED it, Liam?” Liam: “I need it because I want it!” Me: “That’s not needing, that’s wanting, buddy.” Liam, dejected: … Continue reading
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2013
I just wanted to put something here. 2013 is flying by (11 days gone, already!), and unremarked upon. This cannot go on. A (very pleasant, planned for, and happily accommodated) wrench was thrown into our daily lives when we took … Continue reading