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Breakfast Foods, Departing Broods

April 3, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 15 Comments

Ah, for the love of pizza… and sonnets.

Filed Under: Culture, Food & Recipes, Language Tagged With: coffee, how to write a shakespearean sonnet, humor, poetry therapy, recipes, rhyme crime, silly verse, sonnets

The Butterfly Effect

March 31, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 29 Comments

Life in a split second One split second, and everything changes. One glance away while driving. One decision, in a professional context. Perhaps one yes, or a single steadfast no. And you aren’t yet aware of the repercussions. Who hasn’t uttered a careless remark or acted in haste and lived to regret it? Do we […]

Filed Under: Culture, Language, Lifestyle, Parenting Tagged With: appreciation, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, Butterfly Effect, communication, consequences of our actions, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, Parenting, parenting teens, raising boys, raising girls, responsibility, roses, think before you speak, whatever life dishes out, women's roles

Terms of Endearment (Let Me Call You Sweetheart?)

March 26, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 33 Comments

Inappropriate terms of endearment? Just say NO.

Filed Under: Language, Lifestyle Tagged With: gender roles, humor, Language, language usage, recipes, terms of endearment

How to write a thank you note

March 20, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 17 Comments

Satiny stationery with your monogram? A fine, textured linen that feels light as a feather? Or do you prefer a gold-embossed note card? Yes. Sit. Savor your favorite ballpoint pen, or better yet, a sublime Waterman fountain pen (oh, a woman can dream). Let the ink flow languidly across the page. Take pleasure in the […]

Filed Under: Culture, Language Tagged With: awards, how to write a thank you note, internet community, manners, writing

Blog Not, Lest Ye Be Blogged

March 10, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 14 Comments

It’s been a week for writing, for reading and writing, for tapping and typing and I can’t turn it off even when my fingers aren’t on a keyboard. Is it useful? Useless? Avoidance Therapy? I even took an hour to actually enjoy the web, buzzing with all manner of pleasurable and intriguing vibes. I read about […]

Filed Under: Language, Lifestyle Tagged With: mirrors, musing, observation, poetry, writing from life

Fine friends, sweet treat, terse verse

February 25, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

I had a lovely surprise yesterday, when Amber at Making the Moments Count gave me cupcakes! And the number 101 figured heavily… I was worried for a minute… Surely I wouldn’t have to list 101 things about myself!?! Or describe spot patterns on 101 Dalmations? Would I have to rummage the bathroom shelves for my […]

Filed Under: Language, Lifestyle, Other Stuff Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, cupcakes, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, Lifestyle, silly verse, sweet friends, sweet treat, terse verse, whatever life dishes out, writing, writing life

Latvian Update: Can You Spell PANIC?

February 20, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 15 Comments

I have a vague recollection of agreeing, last evening, to host a 17-year old from Latvia, for two weeks. Did I imagine it? My body is worn (violins please), my sleep is pocked (cue the violas), my financial situation is right in keeping with the National Debt (are we up to a quartet yet?) but, […]

Filed Under: Health, Language, Parenting Tagged With: health and well-being, humor, Latvian teen, panic, Parenting, parenting teens, poetry therapy, real women real life, rhyme crime, Shakespearean sonnet form, silly verse, whatever life dishes out

I’m not dead yet, but I must be certifiable

February 19, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 8 Comments

So my kid is up at 4:00 am, Friday morning. Yes, this morning. In the kitchen. Which of course wakes me up, after four blissful hours which possibly could have extended into five. I’m a light sleeper no matter what, and these days, that’s an understatement. So I pad out to the kitchen (10 steps […]

Filed Under: Culture, Dreams, Language, Parenting, Travel Tagged With: cultural exchange, France, france travel, international travel, Latvian teen, Parenting, parenting teens, single parent guilt, Single Parenting, teenage travel, Travel, whatever life dishes out

Female2Female Exercise

February 3, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

Fill in the blanks? Random thoughts?  Oooo baby, yeah!! Give this Female2Female word-image-thought blog challenge a twirl. I found it on the lovely April’s blog post today. Just copy the bolded words, and complete the sentence or thought with whatever comes to mind first. Then link up over at Female2Female. It’s fun! Female2Female Random meme […]

Filed Under: Language, Lifestyle, Other Stuff Tagged With: biglittlewolf, blog challenge, dailyplateofcrazy, female2female, first thoughts waking, Frenchmen, fun with words, metro tickets, musing, serenity, Single Parenting, sleep, Travel, whatever life dishes out, women's issues, writing challenge

Murphy Murphy Please No More! Might You Simply Move Next Door?

January 25, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 19 Comments

That big M tattooed on my chest? Uh, nope – just paint. Maybe it’s the big M on my form-fitting super sexy spandex uniform of daily duties, the sequined M emblazoned on my ruby-colored cape, the glitzy grosgrain ribbon folded and tacked into embellishment in the shape of M’s, a perfect pair of M and […]

Filed Under: Language, Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Surviving Recession, Technology Tagged With: humor, life, Murphy's Law, single moms, Single Parenting, superwoman myth, technology meltdowns, whatever life dishes out, women's issues

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