Losing My Vocabulary

Four takes on a theme by thinking mamas.

Home
About Us
Library Bag
Blogs We Read

Library Bag

Otis - by Loren Long - KEEPER

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

About Us

The four of us were joined by childhoods in rural Nebraska, spread across the Midwest in adulthood, linked again in our thirties to think and write and share as mothers.
Our brains once were replete with ideas, poems and algorithms. Two decades, ten degrees and nine children later, those elements compete with playdates, girl scouts, soccer practice, piano lessons, housework, gardening, career growth and the minutiae of minivan life. It leaves us too often with, "it's ... uh ... uh ... what's that damned word ...".

Follow Us!

Topics

holidays family happiness extended family growth home mindfulness wordless wednesday crafts feminism guilt insight nostalgia parenting popular culture pregnancy reviews school traditions work-life balance Father's Day UU adolescence anticipation art babies baby brain bellybuttons books brain cacophony career communication community competition confrontation contentment cooking creativity daydreaming discipline domestic life ebb and flow education environment fatherhood food friends high points homecoming intention jealousy kindness kitchen appliances library bag locus low points magnets maturity memory motherhood music needs obligations overcommitted parenting highs parenting lows people watching philosophy random acts of kindness rant reading relationships shelter supermom values vocabulary volunteer words work working mom working motherhood

Archive

▼ 2012 (20)
- ▼ June (1)
  - unity - the other people behind us
- ► May (2)
- ► April (4)
- ► March (4)
- ► February (3)
- ► January (6)

► 2011 (7)
- ► December (7)

Use RSS Readers

Posts

Posts

All Comments

All Comments

(C) 2011 Losing My Vocabulary. Awesome Inc. theme. Theme images by molotovcoketail. Powered by Blogger.