Posts Tagged ‘daughter’
Lessons From My Daughter
My daughter is smarter than I am. She’s three. I realized that I was outmanned and outgunned during a recent nap-battle. She wanted to wear a large, pink translucent bucket on her head while she napped. I objected, then compromised by leaving it on a near-by shelf. A few minutes later, over the baby monitor,…
Read MoreEnough Stuffs
I was in Target late last week. Again. I feel like we spend a lot of time there. Not that I’m complaining. I LOVE seeing my books there. They, among others, have been huge supporters of my paperbacks. And I am very grateful for that. But prior to my move to Florida from New York…
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I’ve said on an earlier post and in several interviews that I could not have written BLACK OUT if it weren’t for my daughter. Motherhood changed me, naturally. How could it not? It changed my view of the world, and so it changed my writing. It also made me more paranoid than ever before –…
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