That’s the thing about Kevin– the thing I want to reciprocate– he doesn’t just see the best in me, he assumes motion toward my best, propping me up, holding my hand and urging me on. He reminds me who I am, who I want to be. More importantly, he’s willing to take the risks inherent in making those leaps together.
Born to Boogie
While I’m quite certain Matilda has her own special dancing talent, it turns out, most babies do. From the Ice Age to present day, dancing and music have helped us not only have fun and connect, but also survive.
Gifts Accepted
Giving a gift says, “hey- I thought of you when you weren’t here- you stay in my heart.”
Boys, girls, science and marketing.
There’s no surprise that we’re not raising girls who think dangerous science could be fun- we’re too busy telling them cleaning is fun.
Resolutions
Today is officially my first “run” back to having an uncluttered life. It is just a beginning. 15 miles seems impossible, but I plan on jumping in for as much as I can handle until I can handle more.
Raising a Girl Part 1-A: Response (Rated R for Language)
Mom- do not google. In fact stop reading now- there’s cussing.
Raising a girl Part One: VPILF and Princesses
I’m sure the hormones of early pregnancy played into my reaction- the fact that one of Kevin’s grad school buddies was tweeting about a VPILF probably didn’t warrant tears- but the tears came anyway, accompanied by dagger glares to Kevin for being male and already knowing what VPILF meant.