Cheyenne has little patience for moodiness in anyone other than herself. Early on in our trip to Canada she felt obliged to share with me that when men in the family were moody they were "manstrating" or perhaps going through "manopause". I must tell you, I did laugh out loud at that. I couldn't help [...]
Tag: Humor
Fundamentally Female!
A diet for virgins?
I am a big fan of Prevention magazine. It is like the health version of Reader's Digest. I like bite-sized reading as it fits well with my multitasking life and my typical attention span. I can skim through it quite quickly and gather all kinds of valuable information. Unfortunately, I rarely get to read them [...]
The Misadventures of Oprah, Gayle, and Crew
It was established on my first trip to Canada with Noah that he is an “Oprah” and I am a “Gayle” - as he assumes the role of diva and I assume the role of friendly, happy-go-lucky traveler. He complains, gripes, sighs heavily, and rolls his eyes. I smile, chat, laugh, engage, and enjoy other [...]
You’re not a perfect mom.
On Lea Grover's blog on the Huffington Post she portrays herself as a writer and toddler-wrangler. What a perfect combination. The world of parenting is rife with material to write about - material that so many folks can identify with - funny stuff, sentimental stuff, infuriating stuff, it is all there in the wonderful world [...]
I am “scents-ual”…
I have this coconut body butter lotion made by Philosophy that I use frequently to keep my arms and legs moisturized. I purchased it because I love the smell of coconut and I thought that the enjoyment of the fragrance would prompt me to moisturize more frequently. The lotion is great - thick, creamy, and [...]
Pity the Childless Couple…
Years ago I caught in Ann Lander's column a piece called Pity the Childless Couple. The original piece was penned by Rosalyn South in 1957 for a magazine called The American Mercury (thank you Barbara Mikkelson of Snopes for the info). The original had some revisions made to it by the time I read it [...]