On Motherhood, Discomfort & Poetry
Here’s my scathing tribute to motherhood.
Here’s my scathing tribute to motherhood.
I bought a Kindle. It opened my way back into books.
It is a lonely place, waiting for the world to catch up, knowing maybe no generation ever will.
Surviving in style is for the strong.
He is rebuilding his beliefs and his life. He’s also learning how to be an independent adult, possibly for the first time. And finally, he’s having to re-learn how to be around women.
How do you go from being a girl that boys like to being one of the boys?
He’s an artist of reality. He shootsseconds after the shutters clickwhen people aren’t posing anymore. Only with his eyes.
How can any one of us possibly measure what pain means to another? Who can truly determine which problems are bigger than others?
Do you know why I look out of the window?
Drawing boundaries and letting people go is hard but worth every atom of personal growth.