At breakfast one morning, my three-year-old stopped slurping her Cheerios and asked, "Mommy, when are we going to get a baby?"
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by Jacqueline Marino :: feature added on 2008-06-08
Looking back, I'm surprised how quickly I lost not only my urban-edge aesthetic, but also the critical consciousness that had spawned it. >>read more
by Cheryl Dumesnil :: feature added on 2008-05-11
Apparently, a homeless person has died in the grass just across from my daughter's school. >>read more
by Monica Crumback :: feature added on 2008-04-13
I was learning that truth all artist parents come to: that 20 minutes, of necessity, turns into a real block of time. >>read more
by Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser :: feature added on 2008-03-30
...many people assumed my life had become unimaginable. It hadn't, and I wanted to write about it. >>read more
by Sheri :: feature added on 2008-03-16
He liked to be in the heart of disaster; I think it made him feel necessary and purposeful, qualities absent in his daily perception of himself. >>read more
by Andi Diehn :: feature added on 2008-03-16
"Having reproductive rights means more than just having access to safe and legal abortions; it's about affordable childcare, fair parental leave policies, access to health care and insurance and adequate medical care" >>read more
by Kate Hopper :: feature added on 2008-03-02
I just sort of just make stuff. Sometimes it feels arty, but mostly it's crafty-at least for now it is. Again, that will change as my life changes. >>read more
by Amy Anderson :: feature added on 2008-02-17
They're watching me. I just slipped a hamburger into my pocket. They didn't see. Maybe they did. Am I weird? >>read more
by Juliet Johnson :: feature added on 2008-02-17
Kamata creates a whole world for me in the pages of Losing Kei. I immersed myself in the landscape of rural Japan and the details of Jill Parker's life there... >>read more
by Kate Hopper :: feature added on 2008-01-21
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