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Rumor Has it, It’s Siblings Day
I guess there is something called “Siblings Day?” Fine, here are three of mine. 75% is the best I can do on a Friday night, and if you, like me, have a daughter on the edge of thirteen, you will … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, humor, Parenthood, Teaching Art, Writing
Tagged 40, artist, Blues Clues, death, Family, forty, humor, loss, midlife crisis, mom, Mother, motherhood, Parent, parenthood, Rainbow Connection, Sibling, siblings day, Student, teaching, Twitter, writing
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Pay Attention, Leap
I have been telling Haley to pay attention to every single thing in her day. “Walk from your math class to the bathroom and pay attention to every little thing you notice because it’s the details that will make you … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, humor, Parenthood, Writing
Tagged 40, actor, artist, dinner, food, forty, hamburgers, humor, Kenosha, Kenosha Wisconsin, Luke, midlife crisis, motherhood, musicals, olives, parenthood, Picnic, teen actor, writing
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Just Another Monday
I ate too many Swedish meatballs. My aunt Shirley watches Quinn while I am teaching and though there are lots of wonderful things I can tell you about her, the main thing that you need to understand is that she … Continue reading
Posted in humor, Parenthood, Writing
Tagged coffee, cooking, dinner, Family, food, humor, meals, Milwaukee, mom, motherhood, Nespresso, parenthood, standard and benchmarks, teaching, teaching art, writing
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Heavy Decisions
I have been debating whether or not to finally go ahead and cut off these precious cherub curls. Ironically enough, I came across this poem that I wrote for Luke in December, 1998: First Haircut A white bank envelope full … Continue reading
Posted in Parenthood, Writing
Tagged baby, boy, cherub, Family, first haircut, gender, light, love, love poem, mom, motherhood, parenthood, photography, poem, poetry, relationships, toddler, writing
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When We Sat, Not on Rocks . . .
I have recently stumbled across poems that I wrote for Lizzie and Luke when they were just tadpoles. It made me think of a beautiful poem by dad wrote for me when I was wee. The opening line reads, We … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings
Tagged 1971, art, camping, canoe, drawing, falling in love, landscape, love, original drawing, poetry, relationships, school bus, summer, trees, van
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Quinn
Today I held my newest cousin, all seven little pounds of him. It is the first time I have held a newborn since Quinn was born and it made me think of all that has happened between then and now … Continue reading
Posted in Parenthood, pregnancy
Tagged birth, c-section, Family, HELPP, IUGR, kelly frederick mizer, life, love, motherhood, pre-eclampsia, preemie, pregnancy
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The Un-Doing, Let’s Begin
During a high school Spring, I went to Racine, Wisconsin with my paternal grandmother to fill up jugs of fresh spring water from a well. I recall telling her that I would like to die in springtime. She gasped at … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged artist, avett brothers, beastie boys, brian emo, david byrne, Family, grey, journal, kelly frederick mizer, life, love, memoir, motherhood, new, new blog, parenthood, preemie, rebirth, Red, Spring
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