The Reluctant Grownup – Page 164 – Growing old gracelessly.

Holidays and Celebrations, Like a Horse and Carriage

The End

We walked up to the door of our reception, and I started asking around after my family. “Where’s my sister?” I asked – I was really concerned that she be…

December 1, 2006

Holidays and Celebrations, Like a Horse and Carriage

It’s Fun Being Married

It’s pretty fun being married. It’s a lot of work so far – we’ve had two hard-working weekends. Things should start slowing down now, since in those weekends we’ve managed…

November 5, 2006

Navel Gazing (and I Don't Mean Oranges), Sometimes I Get Hepped Up and Think I Know a Thing or Two

Fini

A finite number of pictures will be taken of each of my children, this I know. One day, their lives will end, and there will be no more. It’s an…

November 11, 2010

Top Five Worst Jobs (Should This Be Bottom Five Jobs?)

RG / October 16, 2010

I’m taking a break from stressing out over school work, deadlines, etc., in order to bring you another fabulous Top Five. Someone at an interview recently asked me my worst ever job, and…

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Li Li

RG / October 10, 2010

My little Li Li, you are a treasure. You have the best little baby guffaw. Right now you’re whining at me from the exersaucer, though, so this will have to be short. You…

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Talking Quirks

RG / October 10, 2010

Tars instead of star. And everything is a starfish, even stars in the sky are “tarfish” Chockit and Swimmin’, said in a stratospherically high voice. Talking to “Weem” the way we talk to…

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Halcyon Days

RG / October 7, 2010

Having just paid approximately the value of one month’s utility bills in order to eat grease-covered vegetables at the undergraduate student center, I am now whiling away the last few seconds of my…

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Jiggity Jog

RG / October 5, 2010

Home again, after a weekend away to attend weddings which I may or may not have time to recap. The weekend, or the weddings. However, when we arrived, I did NOT have a…

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