January 31st, 2007
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Entertainment Wise from over on the other side of the pond is spreading the rumors that the lovely Aniston is pondering adoption…
They quote the National Enquirer as their source… so who knows if it’s true or no. But the Enquirer claims that she’s looking to adopt two children from LA orphanages. So move on over, […]
The mother of my son’s future bride is studying to become a midwife. She has some pretty bizarre stuff floating around her house,pamphlets and literature and amazing books on birth and babies, and nothing shocks me anymore.
Imagine my surprise when, as I stand at the front door, waiting to be let into her house, my […]
Teenaged, single mother. High school dropout.
Deanna worked her way up the ladder of life, got a degree, passed the bar, and is a grandmother now. Read her story here;
Being a single mom is not debilitating, Deanna Forbush has proved that. Her birthday is tomorrow, but it would be bad form to give away her age, […]
I don’t know if my pride will let me do it, but it looks as though I’m eligible for public assistance right now. I might qualify for food stamps and emergency health insurance, TANF and financial assistance with rent and utilities.
What. Me? Welfare doesn’t have to look poor to be poor, baby. I’m holding my […]
We had a bit of a … difficult night last night. At almost four years old, the King of Everything is perfectly capable of dressing, undressing, and redressing himself. AKA, bedtime. We’d spent a lovely evening at friends’, and it was time to get home and go to bed. He didn’t want to go to […]
Strength, Beauty, Courage, Compassion, Hope, Joy, Talent, Imagination, Reverence, Wisdom, Love, Faith.
What a lovely list of qualities to encourage in your children. Charlene Constanzo weaves the value of these ideals in a lovely series of books, The Twelve Gifts. I was at a friend’s house this evening and read The Twelve Gifts of Birth. This […]
Shari Maser writes a lovely review of Single Mom Seeking: Playdates, Blind Dates and Other Dispatches from the Dating World by Rachel Sarah over at the Literary Mama Blog. It’s not a book I’ve read, yet, but I think I might toddle on down to the library and see if they have it, yet.
Cause […]
Wake up on Sunday morning and haul that huge paper to the kitchen table, pour yourself a cuppa and get out the magic marker. It’s Job Search Day. Then spend the week keeping an eye on all the on-line job listings, at the newspaper, Monster.com, your local head-hunters and placement agencies. Spend your evenings filling […]
It’s the wee small hours of the morning that are the hardest for me. If I don’t get to bed by nine in the evening, I catch a second wind and am up until 1AM, rattling around the house, thinking too much.
Being a single parent, I find I’m a prisoner in my own home after […]
Solo Mother: All the responsibility. Half the time.
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