Maybe I am crazy, but my life is so happy as of late. I can’t say there aren’t problems, because there are always problems. But, I can say that I can overlook them…that I can easily work on them. And, … Continue reading
For the Love of Family
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Words Do Matter—Just Ask Alexander
If you’ve ever been a child, had a child, or visited someone else’s child, you’ve probably heard of Alexander and his Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. It’s a great story written by Judith Viorst about a kid who … Continue reading
Love, Marriage, and Mediocrity
I began writing this blog several years ago. I was motivated to write about my life because I felt like I had no real direction; I wasn’t sure if I would ever figure out who I was, where I wanted … Continue reading
Freedom From The Dinosaurs: How I Found The Courage To Be Gay
Growing up, I thought about being gay all the time. That word was a constant fixture in my mind, and I usually associated it with intense feelings of fear, self-hatred, and sadness. I carried it around like my own personal … Continue reading
The Misadventures of Ms. Mediocrity & Her Border Collie
It’s funny how quickly life changes. I don’t realize it’s curving in a different—and often very unexpected—direction, until I’m halfway to my temporary destination. It’s been busy lately, which is why I’ve not posted. But, busy is good for me … Continue reading
So, Be Good With Goodbyes
Weddings bring out the worst in people. Or, so I’ve heard. Luckily for me, that’s not the case for us. I realized early on that LB wants me to be happy—and it reflects in our daily interactions. But, not everything … Continue reading
Wedding Rings & the Addy Sea
It’s been such a busy month, and I wasn’t sure if we would have the time to find a ring for Lindsey. She likes to look at the same prospective item like fifty times, despite how much she loved it … Continue reading
