Tag Archives: Parenting
Poverty thoughts: Why even bother?
This weekend the girls weren’t home. My mom took them for a visit before school starts again. It was just me and my husband. This weekend was mind-numbing. I wasn’t bored so much as just disconnected. I can’t do anything. There … Continue reading
Vomiting Subway Employee: Industry Standard
You’ve probably already heard the story of Elizabeth Taff, a 24 year old employee for the Subway sandwich chain who was fired when she left work after being taken to the hospital for a, very contagious, stomach virus. Everyone outside of the … Continue reading
My Poor Mind: Poverty on the Brain
I recently saw a video on Upworthy.com and it really got me thinking. The video is talking about the mental health and overall well being of middle class, and upper middle class, women and how stress effects their minds and bodies. This doesn’t … Continue reading
We Need Solutions Not Reactions
I imagine that most people have heard about Tennessee’s new “Arrest Pregnant Addicts” rule. I also imagine that some of you think that this is an amazing idea. And if you do, I will never admit to you that I … Continue reading
HuffPo’s Pagan Fail…effort to be inclusive overflows with fail (Updated)
Since I originally posted this piece two things have happened 1) Tova’s story and video were moved to HuffPo’s Religion section 2) my complaint about it being in Weird News was deleted from the comments. Other than that, everything else … Continue reading
Weight loss level: Do you have cancer?
I’ve mentioned before that my family has been loosing nutrition and food in general over the past year. I hadn’t really thought much of it since I was kind of fat to begin with. Right now I’m actually sort of … Continue reading
Working? Then you owe the company big for doing you a favor bitch!
If you have a job, consider yourself lucky, don’t complain. Just shut up and take it. If you have a shitty job, you’ve done something to deserve it. Shut up and take it. If you complain about your job, you … Continue reading
My Ten Year Anniversary
I grew up with hippyish, divorced, parents. My dad wore cutoff jeans, long hair, and ball caps to work. And always smelled like sawdust. My mom had big hair and swollen feet from standing on them all day. Since my … Continue reading
My Husband’s Shame (why it’s unfair)
My husband was raised by a traditional family. Not traditional like mine where there was a franticly planned wedding to coincide with a couple of missed periods. But a real live honest to goodness traditional family. Like TV level traditional. … Continue reading