Tag Archives: Motherhood
The Full Madonna (On Mothering, Using the F Bomb, and being True)

The Full Madonna (On Mothering, Using the F Bomb, and being True)

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Guest Post by Megan Matthieson
I was standing in the kitchen of a corporate apartment in NYC, talking to my hubby about the contradictions of being a mother and a performer. Society is tough on mothers.
“Imagine how Madonna feels,” I say.
I think of Madonna often. Once a week? A month? I admire [...]

Camping at the KOA

Camping at the KOA

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Here’s the question of the day … are my mad video editing skillz up to making even a home movie about a camping trip to the KOA in Santa Cruz into something fun & interesting? Only you can tell …

From Outside the Mommy Wars

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Sad that as moms we are not always united as sisters, but there can be a real division & resentment between the working moms and the stay at home moms.  Brought on by secret guilt (even for those moms who don’t believe it’s true) … these working moms feel guilty for not spending as much [...]