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Archive for June, 2008

There was an accident today at Pablo’s work.  He is ok.  In fact, everyone is ok.  When the hospital called, I couldn’t even sit down because our stupid downstairs phone is broken and you have to lean close to the cradle for it to work.  I was so terrified.  They let me talk to him [...]

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I think I’ve written before how it is Louisa May Alcott’s fault I am so enamoured of the comma.  In my alphabetical attack on the childrens’ book section, I am working through Ms. Alcott’s and Joan Aiken’s books.  They are taking me longer than I expected!  Perhaps school and/or laundry is taking time too.   Anyhow, [...]

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My Pablo comes from a north-side Chicago Italian family.  These people love food.  Most especially pasta and bread – the stuff I can’t eat anymore.  When we found out I had celiac disease almost four years ago, the news was received with mixed emotions.  On the one hand, we finally understood why I was ALWAYS [...]

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Lately, I’ve had similar conversations with several of my girlfriends.  For whatever reason, our relationships with our mothers have been on our minds.  As I listened to them (and myself) talk about the struggle to please/be affirmed by/encourage/be our own person, I wondered why we do this.  Why do we expect the mother-daughter relationship to [...]

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On My Mind

Today is the anniversary of my very first real kiss.  The memory always makes me smile.  I may have to kiss my husband extra today for celebration’s sake.
Our first exam is this Thursday – only two weeks into the class!  Oh wait, the class is only six weeks long.  I remember now.
My day always seems [...]

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Even Dandelions

The big girl played in her studio’s piano recital on Sunday.  It was the first time she made it through a whole performance without stops and starts.  She looked so proud when she stood up to bow.  The whole recital was lovely.  Her teacher arranges it so that the beginners play first and we work [...]

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