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Archive for September, 2014
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Lessons from a field of flags
Over the weekend my mom and I took my children to a local cultural center which had rows of American flags on display outside. It was a beautiful evening and hardly anyone else was around. And so my children did …
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Why I let my son play with dolls
My son has a new obsession that began last week: a baby doll nearly as big as he is dressed in a pink floral outfit sporting a tiny pacifier dangling from a white ribbon attached to her clothes. This is …
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I am an IC thriver
September kicks off Interstitial Cystitis Awareness Month. In a nutshell, IC is a painful, chronic bladder condition. It’s one I’ve dealt with since I was 3, though my diagnosis didn’t happen until I was 13. I’ve learned a lot …