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Tag Archives: Family
Happy Birthday Duuuude!
September 11 has come to signify an unspeakable horror, that’s hard to even think about. But I am lucky, because it also happens to be my nephew Craig’s birthday, so I always have something pleasant to turn to on 9/11. … Continue reading
Bottoms Up!
I am, without a doubt, the clumsiest person in the world. Many of you have witnessed some of my more magical moments; there have been so many it’s hard to keep track. But there are several that are particularly memorable. … Continue reading
Married Life, Part Deux
Yesterday we discussed un-common interests. Today we move on to more mundane items that are nevertheless critically important. And I don’t want to bash men, but one needs to understand their care and feeding. Dan has an open invitation to … Continue reading
Separate But Equal
Dan and I will be celebrating our 24th anniversary next month. We started dating 27 years ago. That is a really long time. Sometimes people ask how we do it, how we sustain the relationship. This is part one of … Continue reading
Sleeping With One Eye Open
So the squirrel deck is awesome and everything, and the little baby raccoons are precious, but sometimes I just wonder. They just seem a little too smart…like smarter than the cats for sure (although with that as the measure the … Continue reading
The Great Acorn Shortage of 2008
By now it is clear that my husband and I are animal lovers, so naturally when the fall of 2008 rolled in with a serious acorn blight of some kind, our thoughts turned immediately to the hungry squirrels. Our house … Continue reading
Animals Are People Too
I became a vegetarian nearly 20 years ago, primarily with the goal of keeping my cholesterol down. Somewhere along the way, my health concerns took a back seat to my moral outrage about the inhumane treatment of animals. My particular … Continue reading
Circus Folk
I was chatting with a friend today (let’s call her “Jane” to protect the guilty), and we somehow got on the subject of circus elephants. I can’t remember what I said about them, but the next thing I heard was … Continue reading
A Parody of Ourselves
I saw my 19 year old nephew recently, and he was surprised to hear that my husband and I now have 4 cats. Sean’s deadpan response was “You do realize you’ve become a parody of yourselves?” Yes, we realize it. … Continue reading