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Tag Archives: marriage
The Stress of Motherhood
The baby is sick. He has a fever, and his mommy doesn’t know what to do for him. It matters not that the baby in question is in his early thirties and I am the mommy who is nearly thirty … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged aging, children, family, home, life, marriage, Mother, motherhood, parenting, postaweek2011, relationships, women
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If Goodbye Were Really Goodbye
This weekend we kicked her out, after two long years of living with her. We have been meaning to remove her from our lives for some time now, but the prospect seemed too daunting a task. I have more than … Continue reading
Song Without Words
Mendelssohn is known for his “Song Without Words.” I feel sure he wrote that for his wife because couples have a certain language between them that requires no speech. That’s a good thing because for the past few years, I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, Baby boomer, Felix Mendelssohn, Generations and Age Groups, humor, life, marriage, relationships, Songs without Words, women
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Balance of Power
This past weekend my husband and I drove from our home in Virginia Beach to Connecticut for our niece’s wedding. K. is my husband’s sister’s daughter, but he will agree she is no less my niece than his. This was … Continue reading
Posted in Just Blogging
Tagged children, faith, family, life, marriage, relationships, Religion and Spirituality
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Windows on the Soul
My husband would have liked Hattie Wyatt Caraway. When she walked into the Senate chambers as the first woman elected to serve a full term, her first words were, “The windows need washing.” Yesterday, on a sunny September morning, my … Continue reading
The Curse of Automaticity
“Did you bring your medicine?” my husband asks. “Of course,” I say firmly. He asks this question of me, not while we’re turning the corner in our own neighborhood, but after we’ve crossed the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel and are halfway … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, automaticity, Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, Eastern Shore, marriage, memory
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Creative Finance
It’s nearly that time again. The time that deluges me with dread, makes me tremble with trepidation, and floods me with fear. The scenario goes like this: “Honey, bring me your checkbook so I can reconcile it,” my husband says. … Continue reading
