MomGrind
2008 June

My friend Einat took this photo of a paper mache mannequin on Madison avenue, New York. She took it with her iPhone, then emailed it to me. Needless to say, I immediately asked for her permission to post it here. It’s GORGEOUS, isn’t it?

I also thought to myself, that just a few short years ago, we couldn’t have done this. She would have taken the picture with her non-digital camera, and if I were lucky, I would get a print of the photo a few weeks later. Times sure have changed. I love how fast and connected the modern world is, even if the fast pace is sometimes tiring.

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It was obvious to me, right from the start, that blogging is highly addictive. When I read about bloggers who put in 70 hours per week, work so hard that they forget to drink, and sometimes even drop dead, I promised myself that “real life” would always come first.

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Apparently fame can happen more than once in a lifetime.

MomGrind is the New Blog Of The Week over at Barbara Swafford’s Blogging Without a Blog.

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Something weird happened yesterday.

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Which friendships are more important to you? Your real-life ones or your online friendships? Do you see a difference at all?

Continue reading “The Blurry Line Between Online and Real-Life Relationships” »

Is it possible to look more STUPID than she does?

Continue reading “Apparently, Easy-To-Operate Stuff Was Invented, Because Women Are STUPID (Wordless Wednesday)” »

I’m assuming I can safely make fun of this over here.

Right? RIGHT?!

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Fathers, be good to your daughters
Daughters will love like you do
Girls become lovers, who turn into mothers
So mothers, be good to your daughters too
–John Mayer, Daughters

Continue reading “A Letter to My Dad” »

How do you feel about profanity?

I sometimes THINK profanity, but I can never SAY it, let alone WRITE it. In fact, profanity makes me so uncomfortable, that when a regular reader of this blog, that I happen to really like, used mild profanity in a recent comment, I emailed him and asked for his permission to edit his comment and remove the offensive part.

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I’ve been interviwed by Christina over at Tivate.com and boy do I feel special now.

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