February 14, 2018
in Essays
The Washington Post – “Caring for young children and elderly parents, and wrestling with resentment”
The Washington Post - "Caring for young children and elderly parents, and wrestling with resentment"...
February 14, 2018
in Essays
Pigeon Pages – “The Orange Tank Top”
A flash piece about longing, adolescence, and female-on-female gaze....
February 14, 2018
in Essays
Hippocampus – “More than I Dreamed of, Barely Enough”
Writing about writing and motherhood and too-hard avocados. SaveSave...
September 2, 2017
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The Rumpus – “Mimesis of Girlhood in Three Acts Featuring Bright Eyes”
Where I write about boys, sex, mouth guards, and music. And the sometimes sadness of growing up. ...
March 15, 2017
in Essays
MUTHA Magazine – “Such A Serious Baby”
Where I write about babies and children being real human beings with real feelings and personalities. Just like us....
November 29, 2016
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Catapult Magazine -“I Hate Shopping (and Shops are the Problem)”
I survived cyber Monday with my dignity largely intact, but that has less to do with my powers of self control and more to do with the fact that...
September 8, 2016
in Musings
When Shots are Not Optional
Sometimes shots are necessary. Shots are necessary on the morning before your wedding, when you wake up full of angry, twitchy nerves, darting snappy comments at anyone who dares look...
August 15, 2016
in Musings
A Husband’s Assessment of the Contestants on The Bachelorette
photo source Because it's been two weeks since the final rose, and obviously she chose the exactly wrong type of guy (the relationship is a carbon copy of the ill-fated...
August 4, 2016
in Musings
Food Fails
Everything started out great. Two eggs from Wednesday’s Farmer’s Market, round and brown and full of potential. Nutty, grainy, bread, all set for the toaster. I give the first...