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Parenting Panacea (What’s Next?)

July 15, 2012 by D. A. Wolf 11 Comments

Hyperparenting. Helicoptering. Parenting Styles vs Common Sense.

Filed Under: Parenting, Surviving Recession Tagged With: cost of raising children, economy, education, motherhood, New York Times, Parenting, parenting advice, parenting college students, parenting teens, single moms, Single Parenting, teaching kids life skills

Do Women Have a Voice? What Does That Actually Mean?

June 5, 2012 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

Must women shout to be heard? Must anyone shout to be heard? And if we are heard – then what? In the past 24 hours, I came across two very different articles to do with women in America. The first concerns women entrepreneurs in technology. The second addresses women in media and an appalling lack […]

Filed Under: Politics, Sexual Politics, Women's Issues Tagged With: economy, feminism, gender, jobs, men and women, networking, Politics, rant, Sexual Politics, social issues, women in media, women's issues, women's roles, work life balance, working women

Healthcare: Headache or Heartache?

September 28, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 24 Comments

Anyone see the New York Times yesterday? A new study shows that health care costs for family coverage have risen 9% for employers in the past year. Concerned about that? Concerned if you’re working and covered? If you’re working and not covered? If you’re looking for work? What about your friends and family that may […]

Filed Under: Health, Politics Tagged With: aging, daily plate of crazy, economy, Health, healthcare, news, Politics, rant, Surviving Recession, women over 50, women's health

Labor Day? No Mood For Play

September 5, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

  You’re dashing through Kroger and stuck in the check-out line, you’re tapping your foot as your eyes settle on headlines in the news stand, you’re trying to look away but the words are impossible to ignore. You know the ones – those that blare the sluggish (dare we say, nonexistent) job growth during the […]

Filed Under: Surviving Recession Tagged With: creative problem-solving, daily plate of crazy, economy, interpreting data, life skills, ramble, real life recessionary stories, surviving recessing

I Dare You. I DOUBLE Dare You.

June 19, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

Why aren’t you pissed off? I mean – really pissed off – if  you’re a woman struggling with running a household and holding down an outside job, and barely able to make it? Maybe you’re home with kids and wishing you could work for pay but it’s more expensive to cover child care than what […]

Filed Under: Culture, Surviving Recession Tagged With: economy, health care, Single Parenting, Surviving Recession, women's issues

Innocent until you “look” guilty?

May 15, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

This particular news item caught my eye this morning, regarding immigration legislation in Georgia, signed into law by Governor Nathan Deal. Is this about jobs? About tax dollars and services, or something more insidious? Netting it out – Georgia has joined the states of Arizona and Utah in trying to enact their own immigration legislation. […]

Filed Under: Other Stuff, Politics Tagged With: community, daily plate of crazy, economy, fear, news, Politics

Women on Top?

April 14, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 10 Comments

What’s your position? Women on top? A little variation and taking turns, or better yet – anything goes as long as the fit feels appropriate? Ah, but it isn’t so straightforward if you find yourself stuck in the middle – of middle management, that is. Especially if you’re trying to wriggle your way out, then […]

Filed Under: Business, Culture, Lifestyle, Other Stuff Tagged With: Business, daily plate of crazy, economy, gender roles, job skills, Parenting, parenting is a profession, single parenthood, women and the economy, work life balance, would you quit your job

Anger or Impotence

April 7, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 6 Comments

While visions of Reality TV and sexual athletics may be dancing through my head in the early a.m. – as I am extricating myself from dreams – within a few minutes of brewing my coffee and scanning a few headlines, other thoughts quickly take precedence. In keeping with yesterday’s theme – the “human” side of […]

Filed Under: Business, Morning Musing, Other Stuff, Parenting, Surviving Recession Tagged With: daily plate of crazy, economy, job loss and divorce, job searching, post-divorce life, ramble, real life, Single Parenting, Surviving Recession

Stilled By the State of My World

March 16, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 18 Comments

She rarely speaks, usually nodding her head and smiling. This morning she talked to me, loading my weekly groceries into the trunk. Her English is poor, but comprehensible. She looked troubled. My Neighbor, Myself She has been working as a bagger at my local supermarket for 10 years. She is a single mother, mid-thirties. Her […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Other Stuff, Politics, Surviving Recession Tagged With: big little wolf, cost of living, daily plate of crazy, debt stress, economy, mountain of debt, news, perspective, Surviving Recession, unsung hero

Parenting Is a Profession. Where’s My Paycheck?

February 5, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 27 Comments

Let’s stop devaluing the breadth of skills that parents bring to the table.

Filed Under: Culture, Life After Divorce, Parenting, Popular, Surviving Recession, Women and Money Tagged With: children of divorce, Culture, divorce, economy, Marriage and Divorce, Parenting, real women real life, single moms, Single Parenting, starting over, Surviving Recession, whatever life dishes out, women's issues

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