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Tomorrow is the first day of school for my children. The Big Angel will be in the fifth grade, and here that means his final year of elementary school; Little Angel will be in the third grade, and providence has … Continue reading
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Paying for “professionals”‘ messes, again
As the Little Angel’s mother, I really need the professionals in our lives to do their jobs, do them fully, and do them correctly. Repeatedly I feel let down by them, and I just don’t know what to do. I … Continue reading
J’adore the F word and here’s why
courtesy of the sublime Jimmy Marble It is no secret I speak many languages, including foul language; it may, in fact, be my favorite of all. While I am exceedingly uptight about offensive language, as in words with racist / … Continue reading
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