What could I possibly say that would describe me in two-thousand words or less? I have two kids, Ameliah and Ben, and a great husband, John. I like to write... but not about myself. I have freckles on my hands and everywhere else. I hate washing baby bottles.
+ more bio informationThe solution is lowering the cost of textbooks. Used textbooks aren't that much cheaper. I took an Anatomy class where I bought a used text book for $150. The new one was $200. I didn't use the book once. When I resold the book the bookstore bought it for $50. Where does the money go? Who is reaping the benefits of these gros... More..
The cycle begins every new year. A resolution is made to make this year "The Year". The year of the new you, the thinner you, the happier you. You make an unrealistic goal to lose thirty or fifty pounds by summer and are disappointed in yourself when you don't meet that goal. It leaves you bitter and self-conscious and wishin... More..
Lovins Few people get the chance to say goodbye to their loved ones in a meaningful way if at all. We are usually blindsided by their death or they have progressed so far into illness that they can no longer comprehend who we are. We usually regret the words we never said or the ordinariness of the last conversation. With my... More..
Brave New WorldThe summer I turned ten I spent two weeks hunkered down in the passenger side floorboard of a U-Haul truck. My mother, stepfather, two-year-old brother and I were moving cross-country from San Francisco to Chicago. There was only enough room in the cab for two adults and a car seat so I was given the dubious ho... More..
I absolutely do not believe that a wife should have to ask her husband for permission before terminating a pregnancy. Even if the baby is his biologically he is not the one who has to carry it to term. It smacks of medieval times when a wife was considered her husbands property. Should a woman out of respect for her spouse le... More..
If we want to understand why breastfeeding in public is viewed as a taboo subject then let's take a jaunt back into history. In the 1950's there was a stigma attached in breastfeeding. It was considered unclean and obscene and generally reserved for the poorer classes who could not afford to buy formula. Why in this enlighten... More..
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