Monthly Archives: April 2012

My less spectacular parenting moments.

Recently I watched SuperNanny on t.v. and immediately felt better about myself.  Yes, I sometimes wear my shirt inside-out at the grocery store, but at least I’m not on national television displaying my ineptness for all the world to see. … Continue reading

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Saying goodbye to the baby days and saying hello to more cupboard space.

Sometimes when I look at the younger moms around me who are just starting out on their child raising journey I get a little bit jealous. I’m never going to be pregnant again.  I’m never going to feel that overwhelming … Continue reading

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Eleven reasons why I suspect I am not exactly normal.

1-  Whenever I hear the word ‘golden’ I immediately start singing “I’ve Got a Golden Ticket” from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory inside my head.  And if I hear the phrase ‘cheer up’ I instantly start humming “Cheer Up Charlie” … Continue reading

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Happy Easter

My wish this Easter, gentle reader, is that you are surrounded with loved ones in a beautiful place. I hope you have laughter and smiles. I hope there is egg dying.  Lots and lots of messy, wonderful egg dying. And … Continue reading

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Give me a break.

Things have been falling to pieces over here at Bunkersdown. First it was the refrigerator, a very costly breakdown that caused my eye to develop an annoying twitch.  Next our printer/copier stopped working.  I use that printer several times a … Continue reading

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Do-si-do

The stars at night shine big and bright <clap, clap, clap, clap> deep in the heart of Indiana.

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Spiritual pizza

Twice a year all over the world, the members of my religion stay home on Sunday instead of going to worship services and listen to church leaders via television and internet.  We call it General Conference and it’s a great … Continue reading

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