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By Adrienne, on August 27th, 2010
I am tired.
Weary.
I feel like my bones are filled with lead.
Do you remember when you were in college and the end of the semester was a wild rush and you studied worked wrote studied more took exams and then, after the last class, you went home and collapsed for a month? . . . → Read More: The Lead In My Bones
By Adrienne, on August 16th, 2010
Two birds with one stone here, folks. First, you’ll know how I decide what to share with you, my lovely readers, because apparently? Some people care (and care deeply!). Second, I’ll have a link I can email to said people when they express their concern about Carter’s lack of privacy. I’ve written on this . . . → Read More: “The time has come,” the woman said, “to talk of bloggy things…”
By Adrienne, on August 8th, 2010
When I was a little girl, I loved to ask my mom, “What was it like when you were a little girl in the olden days?”
And I was sort of kidding because I did, in fact, know that the 1950s were not the olden days, but I did love to hear how life . . . → Read More: In the Olden Days
By Adrienne, on August 2nd, 2010
Or Why I’m Always Half Asleep When I Drop Carter Off at School
We have a poop issue in the mornings before school. Not every morning, but more than half of the time, there is panic about poop.
Carter needs to poop before he goes to school. Needs.
With a history of acute constipation . . . → Read More: Poop Troubles and Panic
By Adrienne, on July 30th, 2010
Holy ultra-serious blogeration, Batman!
Let’s take it down a notch or nine, shall we?
Because in spite of all the intensity I have expressed here recently, life is damn good right now.
“Damn good” is, of course, subjective. My damn good is not the same as yours (well, for a few of you it’s . . . → Read More: A Little of This, A Little of That, and My Inauspicious Writerly Beginnings
By Adrienne, on April 24th, 2010
That’s right. We’re the Joneses. If you’re trying to keep up with us? Aim higher.
I think there are two ways that people start personal blogs like this one. The first one is, a person makes a plan, chooses a topic, sets it up, makes it pretty, gets it all in place, and launches . . . → Read More: We are the people with whom you are trying so hard to keep up…

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