Nov 12, 20102 minP is for PersephoneIn Greek mythology, Persephone was the daughter of the mother goddess Demeter who was abducted by Hades, the god of the underworld. ...
Nov 12, 20102 minO is for OMG!I have had a lot of OMG moments in the last year or so. Of course, maybe not so many if you don’t include the OMG moments that I’m...
Nov 12, 20102 minN is for NothingI cannot comprehend how my mother managed to inflict the “Mother’s Curse” upon me without possessing a magic lamp inhabited by a genie or...
Nov 12, 20101 minM is for MorningOh, Morning, why do you torment me so? How have I offended you to deserve the symphony of barking dogs, chattering squirrels and...
Nov 12, 20101 minL is for LightningEven as a child, I loved thunderstorms. I am completely enamored with everything about thunderstorms: the pelting sound of the rain...
Nov 12, 20101 minK is for KinkyI know that my husband doesn’t have a mistress. I know this because not only is he my soul-mate (and I’m not just saying that to deter...
Nov 12, 20102 minJ is for JackIn my never-ending quest to be The Galaxy’s Most Awesome Mom and Coolest Chick Ever, I am continually adding tools (and outlining the...
Nov 12, 20102 minI is for ImbecileYou know who I’m talking about. That nitwit in the POS Honda that just pulled out in front of you at the last second when there’s no one...
Nov 12, 20101 minH is for HalloweenBoo! Halloween is my favorite holiday ever. There is nothing that I don’t like about it. It’s spooky. I get to pretend to be whatever...
Nov 12, 20101 minG is for GuiltGuilt pisses me off. I’m not talking about the kind of guilt you feel when you do something truly horrible, like accidentally reducing a...
Nov 12, 20101 minF is for FocusChapter 2 of the book “The Spark” by Chris “SparkGuy” Downie, is all about “focus” as a cornerstone of his program. He describes a lack...
Nov 12, 20102 minE is for EverythingSounds rather ambitious, doesn’t it? “E is for Everything.” I thought about “E is for Embrace,” but that’s a little too touchy-feely ...