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    Reunion

    Jennifer Savage October 27, 2020 essays

    By Jennifer Savage. Sometimes you have to go to where you came from to know where you are going. And recently I hopped a plane at the absolute last minute to do just that.

    reunion, identity, motherhood, parenting, friendship, high school, savagemama, mamalode, travel, daughters

    Moments

    Stacey Conner October 25, 2020 essays

    By Stacey Conner. Is it possible to end up with nothing you ever dreamed of 21 years ago and be this happy? Their 10th anniversary is this week. She knows she won’t get flowers. He rarely buys flowers or cards; it’s not his way.

    love, marriage, relationships, growth, parenthood, adoption, motherhood, maturity, pregnancy

    Mean Mommy

    Stephanie Sprenger October 24, 2020 essays

    By Stephanie Sprenger. I was fuming as we drove away from my toddler’s childcare center, and my daughter was in tears, worrying about whether she would be late for school. I snapped at her, having hit my limit, and was rewarded by the karmic misfortune of driving over a cumbersome cluster of branches in the road.

    frustration, chores, school, drop off, daycare, swearing, guilt, parenthood, mothering

    I’ve Been Played

    Janelle Hanchett October 21, 2020 essays

    By Janelle Hanchett. Since it’s the beginning of flu season, I have a question for you: How is it that a mild head cold somehow manifests in my husband as the bubonic plague?

    flu, cold, sickness, marriage, parenting, mothering, motherhood, husband

    Amy Turn Sharp, Internet Crush

    Amy Turn Sharp October 20, 2020 essays

    A mama finds her voice through her writing.

    motherhood, parenting, time, real, life, parenthood, mamalode, print, poetry, internet

    Power of Two

    Amanda Magee October 19, 2020 essays

    By Amanda Magee. The years that Sean and Jan had between them, the years that Jeannie had been waiting in the wings, the decades Jan had with parents from a generation that never had the tools to absorb this sort of thing, they all collided in the space in front of us.

    marriage, lesbian, gay, parents, grandparents, relationships, motherhood, parenting, mamalode

    Don’t Just Lean In, Leap In

    Shannon Lell October 16, 2020 essays

    By Shannon Lell. I didn't fully understand the commitment of breastfeeding or even motherhood before I ran head-long with passion into this abyss. I smacked up against consequences I wasn't fully prepared to handle.

    decisions, choices, post partum depression, breast feeding, motherhood, parenting

    Beyond Harry Potter

    Stacey Conner October 15, 2020 essays

    By Stacey Conner. Why is it so hard to find good books for young boys who are avid readers?

    books, boys, reading, library, motherhood, parenting, stacey conner

    Not Ripe, But Ripening

    Tammy Kleinman October 14, 2020 essays

    By Tammy Kleinman. Picking in the orchard, she chooses the ripest berries—the succulent, dripping fruits that drop effortlessly into her palm. I can see her struggling to resist a taste. This is what she wants, and yet, maybe not yet. Maybe she can wait.

    daughter, growing, changes, hormones, depression, motherhood, parenting, thorns, picking fruit, puberty, maturity

    Better

    Kathy Glow October 13, 2020 essays

    By Kathy Glow. Some of what motherhood is to me I chose for myself. I chose to have lots of babies in rapid succession. It’s what I wanted. I even secretly prayed for twins.

    juggling, cancer, busy, strength, son, loss, death, coping, motherhood, parenting
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