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Category Archives: Life’s Big Questions
Knock me off my outlook fence.
I’m straddling a fence. Not on an issue or hot topic – but a fence that dictates a frame of mind.
It’s my outlook fence.
It’s high, hard to climb, kind of splintery, and all this straddling is starting to hurt my groin.
I’ve been sitting here… leaning toward one side… then the other… for a good year now.
Posted in Life, Life's Big Questions
Tagged Acting, being better, Hot Nerd, married life, motherhood, pregnancy
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What if your child teaches my child to hate?
What do you do when the want to make another childs’ life easier collides with the need to protect your own child?
When and how do you break up with your childs’ friend?
One of my readers approached me about a particularly sticky situation he has found himself in. Since I am of no help whatsoever, I thought I would bring it to you- my very smart, insightful readers.
Posted in Life, Life's Big Questions, No funny today
Tagged hate speak, kid friendships, parenting
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Is anything original anymore?
I had a brilliant idea. This happens to me often.
I was going to create a product… I can’t give you the details, but trust me, it was brilliant… and original… or so I thought.
Posted in Life's Big Questions
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A brief geek out on the Singularity.
The Singularity is an era in which our intelligence will become increasingly nonbiological and trillions of times more powerful than it is today—the dawning of a new civilization that will enable us to transcend our biological limitations and amplify our creativity. –from singularity.com
Posted in 21st century, Life, Life's Big Questions
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Christmas just got f*cking awesome.
We had breakfast with Santa last week.
My son is two and half.
He whispered to Santa that he went poo poo on the potty.
Why? Because I think he believes in Santa. And I think he believes that is very important information for Santa to know. He believes that Santa will be proud of him.
Thank you, misfortune.
There are people out there whose spirits burn as bright as the sun. Other people want to spontaneously hug them, and when they speak about their lives, people cry. These are people that change the energy of a room just by walking into it.
A lot of these people have dealt with terrible misfortune.
I was almost on The Ellen Show- and then I told the truth.
“The producers of the show finally contacted me and said they would love to help me out. What do we do?”
This is the question that Hot Nerd posed to me a few years ago, and I remember it like yesterday. It’s one of those moments, where you have to chose to go left or right- and they are so very different directions. One was the high road, and the other… was the awesome road.
I thought I was open minded, but Montana’s confusing the sh*t out of me.
My two year old son says penis, and I’m okay with that.
The ongoing recent debate about Helena, Montana’s Sex Education plans has, of course, caught my attention. If you haven’t heard, there is a proposed health curriculum guide for grades K-12 that has some parents very riled up. The 62 page proposal is, in short, a health, nutrition, anatomy, and disease prevention program. But it’s the very small section on sex education that has Montana in a tizzy.
Posted in 21st century, Life's Big Questions
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