Essays

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"The Sick Sense"
As I survey the result of my rusty make-up skills in the mirror, my darling
two-year-old shuffles into the bathroom, and my heart drops. Glassy eyes.
Flushed cheeks. She says the dreaded words that I already know, "Mommy, I
don't feel good," and then throws up on my new pedicure.
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"Toddler vs. Trump: The Real Apprentice"
Donald Trump is a push-over compared to a three-foot task-master with an attitude. [Read the article.]
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"The Grass is Always Greener after the Lawn Guy Leaves"
If you've ever
been given thanks for the guy who cuts your grass, this essay is for
you. [Read the article.]
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"Sweet Nothings"
It's nearly Halloween once again, and I'm beginning to break
out in a cold sweat. While I can sit through most of "A Nightmare on Elm
Street" without blinking, this time of year has me quaking in my
not-yet-broken-in Ugg boot knock-offs. It's not witches, ghouls or ghosts
that scare me as we get closer to October 31. It's that bag of Twix bars
that are calling my name from the kitchen cupboard. [Read the article.] |

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