Dancing Like A Dork

      Watching my daughter, Serrah, practice the running man in the middle of the Kitchen, K-mart parking lot,  and everywhere we went;  had Maggie, her older sister, rolling her eyes constantly. I, on the other hand was trying, unsuccessfully to learn it with her. We were a constant threesome now, Serrah my roomie... Continue Reading →

New Normal

Divorce is hell, pure and simple. None of us coped well. I found myself a very broken individual and living with my parents at the age of 31. Maggie came to live with me. I had no fight in me, only the desire to be the best mom I could. My parents saved me, my... Continue Reading →

Yes, My Darling, Elvis Has Left The Building

"When I grow up, I'm going to marry Elvis," my seven-year old daughter, Maggie stared dreamy-eyed at the tv.  Elvis in all his glory was singing "Love Me Tender."  Oh, my. Who could blame her. My heart was melting with hers. How can I possibly break this to her?  I started with the safest answer,... Continue Reading →

Alligator In The Dark

"Maxieee. Where are you?" There was a pause, and then a shushing sound." I listened carefully, trying to decipher where the  "shh" had come from. It was only a matter of two more heartbeats, "I'm right here!"  It wasn't fair, I suppose.  No, it wasn't at all.  Four-year-old Max could often be counted on to... Continue Reading →

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