Clearly, these people who accuse mothers of small children of being “at risk for Internet addiction” and who belittle the habit of switching tabs from Twitter to Facebook to blog to email and back until someone responds are not whip-smart blogging mamas. (Okay, yes, I read the article, and yes, she is exactly that. But [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘sahm’
12 May 2009
thinking makes it so…
We spent last Friday picking strawberries with a great group of families, and one woman said, “On days like these I think my husband got the raw end of this deal.”
She was, of course, correct. There are some days when screaming and tantrums and hitting and illogic take place in the sun and fresh air, [...]
7 May 2009
Dire consequences and desperate measures
A discussion last weekend at the playground with a creative, lovely, and wicked smart lady yielded the following observation: we’re all desperate to protect and justify our choices. After reading Peggy Orenstein’s Flux and The Atlantic Monthly’s article “The Case Against Breast-feeding,” the glaring truth to me is not that one side of each debate [...]
20 November 2008
Well, now, that explains a lot.
Existential crises call for desperate measures. So do two major moves in two months. At naptime today, therefore, I pulled out the Feng Shui book (yay for reclaiming my books and yay for Ohmega Salvage’s awesome collection of recycled craftsman built-in bookcases and yay for sixteen boxes of books unpacked and out of my freaking [...]
16 November 2008
New Facebook Phobia
So I’ve always been leery of Facebook, what with the full-disclosure, “work life cross referenced with personal life,” “naked pictures of your kid online for all the pedophiles to find” kind of stuff.
Now I have a new reason to be afraid. (Not very, very afraid. Let’s be real, here. It’s just a Web 2.0 social [...]
