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Why What I Wear Matters

July 8, 2014 39 Comments

In the comments to my post about the time it took us thirty-nine hours to fly to France, Erica noted that I was wearing a

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Apologies, Retractions, Clarifications, and Sweeping Generalizations

June 19, 2014 25 Comments

Just some quick updates to the great breastfeeding debate of ’14. I think the most noteworthy thing about the hundred or so comments it inspired

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I Want it All: a Nourished Baby AND Good Manners (also superpowers)

June 17, 2014 111 Comments

I want all of the awesome things that go along with nursing my baby. I want the convenience. I want the health benefits. I want

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Little Kids and Death: How Taking My Kids to a Traditional Funeral Didn’t Freak Them Out

April 30, 2014 28 Comments

On Thursday, the husband’s Aunt Maureen passed away after a battle with lung cancer.  On Sunday afternoon we were all in Chicago at the wake.

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In Which There are Links

January 31, 2014 19 Comments

Today you get links. Lots of ’em. And me trying to be smart in order to keep up appearances. etsy, obviously Wait, not THOSE kind

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In Which I Am PROBABLY Not a Robot

January 24, 2014 19 Comments

In the comments of this blog and on the blogs of others, there has been speculation that I am a robot.  Today, I am here to

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It’s the (Other) Most Wonderful Time of the Year

January 23, 2014 4 Comments

It’s time for the Sheenazing Awards over at A Knotted Life! These awards last year were kind of my coming out party as a blogger.

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Happy Blogoversary to Me: the winner, the most, the quick takes

January 2, 2014 3 Comments

Hooray! I’ve been blogging for one year. To celebrate, I’m going to attempt two linkups, a recap, and a giveaway all in the same post!

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Why I Love the Terrible Twos

December 15, 2013 35 Comments

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Photo Christmas Cards: Why They are Awesome

December 12, 2013 23 Comments

I’ve been working on our Christmas cards this week.  Every year, sending and receiving Christmas cards is one of my favorite parts of the season.

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