The Sweetest Things

You know those moments when your kids say things that just rip your heartstrings from your chest and turn you into a puddle of mush? Yeah…we had that over here [...]

Wordless Wednesday – Beach Fun

My kids really do get along on occasion…

My Obligatory Pre Blogher Post

I admit it, I’m jumping on the bandwagon here. It seems everyone is posting their best advice for dealing with the overwhelming days and jam-packed nights of Blogher ’10 and [...]

Tiny Prints Business Card Review

It’s almost that time again! In less than two weeks, I will be living it up among the best and brightest bloggers in the land at Blogher ’10 in NYC. [...]

Unappreciated

This is a total whine post, so if you don’t want to hear me complain, look up there in the right corner of the screen and click the “X.” You’ve [...]

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Two Years

Published on July 26th, 20105 comments

Dear Mom,
It’s been two years since I last saw your face. Seven hundred and thirty days have gone by since I last heard your voice. 1,051,200 minutes since I felt [...]

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Who Are These Heathens and What Have They Done With My Angels

Published on July 25th, 20102 comments

I’m the kind of person who needs to wake up in my own good time. Even when I have to wake up to an alarm, I set it a good [...]

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The Tentatively Happy Ending

Published on June 18th, 20104 comments

This is the final chapter in our tale. At least until next week, when we head back for the recheck. Again, if you haven’t checked around the house for button [...]

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More Adventures From The Hospital – Part Two

Published on June 17th, 20104 comments

This is part two of the tale of the longest four days of my life. If you missed what brought us to this point, please read here. And if you [...]

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The Littlest Things We Take For Granted – Part One

Published on June 16th, 201013 comments

Warning: This post is long, rambling and just the beginning of a very scary tale. It has been hard for me to write, because thinking about how things could have [...]

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