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Archives for 2009

Letter to the new decade

December 31, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 4 Comments

Dear 2010, and the nine years that follow: I am bracing myself. I step over the threshold to meet you with awareness of my own fragility, shadows hovering, and a crystal ball that seems to be on the fritz. My machinery is in disrepair and I am past due for a talented handy man. I […]

Filed Under: Culture, Dreams, Language, Lifestyle, Love, Other Stuff, Parenting, Relationships Tagged With: 2010, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, Dear 2010 and the nine years that follow, Health, I do not make resolutions, Letter to a new decade, musing, new year's resolutions 2010, psychology, stream of consciousness, welcoming 2010 big little wolf, welcoming the new year, writing

Scoring the Decade: Your 10 Years in Review…

December 30, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 14 Comments

How will you welcome 2010? Are you thinking of your New Year’s celebration, and getting ready to party hard? Or are you contemplating the past decade, assessing the ups and downs of ten tumultuous years on the world stage? What about your own ten years in review? As you prepare to greet the change in […]

Filed Under: Morning Musing, Parenting Tagged With: 10 years in review, 2010, attitude, grieving, healing, Marriage and Divorce, memories, new year

What If…

December 29, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 10 Comments

Asking “what if” is only natural. But dwelling in hypotheticals achieves little.

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing Tagged With: choices, emotional health, healing, new year, resilience, self awareness, well being, what if, women over 50

Naughty nibbles. Sugar, cookie?

December 28, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

Sugar, cookie? Nope. Not a recipe. Nope, not a rhyme. Nope, I haven’t hit the egg nog, sumptuously spiked with more than fresh nutmeg. But this morning, all I could think of was sugar cookies. Scads of them, lightly flavored with lemon, or orange, or almond. Covered with sparkles. Strategically. Because these aren’t just any […]

Filed Under: Food & Recipes, Lifestyle, Other Stuff, Sexy Shoes in the City Tagged With: adult cookies, adult recipes, baking cookies, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, easy recipes, fun, holiday celebrations, naughty nibbles, recipes, Relationships, sexy cookies, sugar cookie nudes, sugar cookies, whatever life dishes out

Sex vs Lovemaking – Why Are We So Confused?

December 27, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

Great sex, great love, and everything in between.

Filed Under: Love, Popular, Sex Tagged With: dating over 40, dating over 50, emotional intimacy, érotisme, female sexuality after 40, great sex, libido, lieux insolites sexe, lovemaking, married sex, older man younger woman, Relationships, Sex, sex and the age issue

The morning after

December 26, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

Alka-Selzer time? Did you eat too much? Drink too much? Indulge in a little seasonal gluttony? Ah, the phenomenon of the morning after – best survived by the young; nonetheless an experience familiar to those who should know better. The morning after Some of us remember our partying days (and nights) in college, or possibly […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Other Stuff, Parenting Tagged With: addictive behaviors, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, excess versus abundance, family, family holiday, holiday excess, morning after remedies, overeating, parenting teens, raising teens, the morning after

Faith, or Everything But the Kitchen Sink

December 25, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 3 Comments

“Everything but the kitchen sink,” I say, when asked what I write about. I get a blank look, so I elaborate. “Essays on everything – whatever life dishes out, what I think of it, questions I pose myself, oddities to make me laugh or to make you laugh. Subjects like parenting, love, sex, reality TV, […]

Filed Under: Culture, Morning Musing Tagged With: 25 Décembre 2009, daily plate of crazy, everything but the kitchen sink, faith, faith versus religion, la foi le rêve et tout le reste, spirituality

La foi, le rêve, et tout le reste

December 25, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 3 Comments

La foi, le rêve, et tout le reste J’ai rêvé, j’ai rêvé de la foi, de la foi au-delà du dogme, de la foi dans le sens de l’espoir qui s’installe au fond de chaque individu ; de la foi dans le sens où toute religion n’insiste pas sur un seul chemin ; de la […]

Filed Under: Culture, Dreams, En Français Tagged With: 25 Décembre 2009, blog en français, daily plate of crazy, France, France lifestyle, joyeux Noël

‘Twas the day before Christmas

December 24, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

‘Twas the day before Christmas ‘Twas the day before Christmas and all cross the net not a blogger was stirring, (my page rank, upset) – My thoughts started wandering; where are the readers? (I’m staring at cardinals alighting at feeders… ) Proud in his red coat I think of dear Santa – (Wishing for eggnog, […]

Filed Under: Language, Morning Musing Tagged With: 'twas the day before Christmas, 'twas the night before christmas, holidays, humor, rhyme crime

Are you wasting your time?

December 23, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 15 Comments

If work or study is unpaid, do we consider it a waste of time?

Filed Under: Culture, Lifestyle, Parenting, Surviving Recession Tagged With: are you wasting time, cultural values, psychology, self awareness, self-esteem, Surviving Recession, value, wasting time, work life balance, work without pay, working for pay

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