Occasional thoughts.
How do you find new people when you discover that your people aren’t your people, and the convenient school years of enforced proximity friendship are but a memory? How do you convince your kids to listen to your advice? How do you get them to do things not the hard way? How do you apologize to your parents for ignoring the plentiful good advice, despite … Continue reading Occasional thoughts.
Criticism or celebration?
I was walking to the corner store to buy candy with my meagre allowance one bright summer morning, skipping cracks because who wants a mother with a broken back, and when I looked up, I was fifty-two. There’s a lifetime in the gap, but I forget all too often the history in my history, focusing only on the ugly bits, which, excluding the eating disorder … Continue reading Criticism or celebration?
Listen to your heart
Reblog: We forget – it’s a good thing.
I don’t love the “reblog” button on posts, mine or anyone else’s. It doesn’t work the way I want it to: I have to pop back to my page to make changes anyhow. To save time, I now reblog essays, mine or anyone else’s, by creating a new post with an attachment. The great thing about reblogging your own work is it eases the nagging … Continue reading Reblog: We forget – it’s a good thing.
From Famine to Feast 