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Pregnant Man: Gender Fusion or More Confusion?

February 16, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

So what’s up with the pregnant man? Frankly, I’m a little tired of opening my email lately, and getting a feed that includes mention of “pregnant man expecting third child.” When I first saw that headline (how could it not catch your eye?), I believe it was via the Huffington Post. I couldn’t help myself. […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Parenting, Sexual Politics Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, family dynamics, family unit, fertility, health news, Huffington Post Thomas Beattie, media hype, medical news, men and women, Parenting, personal identity, pregnancy, pregnant man, pregnant man expecting third child, pregnant man Thomas Beattie, relationship intimacy, reproductive health, what makes a man manly, what makes a woman womanly, whatever life dishes out

How to Boil an Egg

February 13, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 21 Comments

How to boil an egg (or raise kids or fall in love).

Filed Under: Food & Recipes, Parenting Tagged With: eggs, falling in love, how to boil an egg, learning, life skills, Love, Parenting, parenting teens, raising teenagers, real women real life, teaching kids life skills, whatever life dishes out

Vegetative states, Great cheap dates, Life without mates

February 10, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

Vegetative states While it was an article on French Yahoo several days ago that alerted me to this story, CNN Health is now reporting the news that for the first time, a man in a persistent vegetative state (since a car crash in 2003) was able to respond to questions about his life, by thinking […]

Filed Under: Culture, Fashion & Style, Lifestyle, Other Stuff, Parenting, Surviving Recession Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, CNN health, CNN health news, cozy restaurants, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, date ideas, designer shoes, dinner and movie, elegant lifestyle on a budget, entertaining style, ethnic foods, great cheap dates, health and well-being, health news, healthy eating, Jimmy Choos, Lifestyle, Parenting, parenting teens, picnics on a budget, shopping therapy, Valentine's Day, whatever life dishes out, women's health

Boost your brain (with pleasure)

February 9, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 17 Comments

Unanticipated pleasure Last evening, for three hours, I hovered in the pleasure zone, my brain and body exquisitely in sync. This was delight the likes of which I haven’t felt in six months, or perhaps as long as a year. The kind of pleasure, intense and pervasive, that obliterates worry and fatigue as all the […]

Filed Under: Art Art Art, Lifestyle, Parenting Tagged With: architectural theory, architecture, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, boost your brain, boosting memory, brain power, college prep for teens, da Vinci, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, exercising the brain, family, Frank Gehry, Le Corbusier, mentoring, musing, Parenting, parenting teens, psychology, Renaissance Man, role models, Vitruvian Man, well being, whatever life dishes out

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

What Frightens You?

February 4, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 17 Comments

I was a reading a news report this morning, a serious one, about a young man who died on the rails of the French metro system, in a freakish incident. He was grabbed from the crowd at random, and pulled in front of an arriving train by a crazy man who took a complete stranger […]

Filed Under: Morning Musing, Parenting Tagged With: fear, health concerns, news, Parenting, psychology, the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, there is nothing to fear but fear itself, trauma, whatever life dishes out, women's health, women's issues

The Fairness Doctrine

February 1, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 18 Comments

Life isn’t fair On a rainy afternoon three years ago, my elder son and I were in a car accident. He was driving. My son was unhurt as was the other driver, but I sustained minor injuries and the car was totaled. I was without regular employment at the time, and therefore without disability insurance […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Parenting Tagged With: fair play, fairness doctrine, life isn't fair, musing, Parenting, parenting teens, psychology and parenting, real women real life, whatever life dishes out, women's issues

I have my own planet. (Can’t I just stay here?)

January 30, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

Women in the baby blur You know that blur that occurs after (most) women have babies? And they don’t have nannies to help, or nearby family stepping in on a regular basis, or maybe they do, but the reality of the days and nights is a growing fuzziness, a stream of sleeplessness and round-the-clock activity? […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Parenting, Sexual Politics, Travel Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, contemporary life, crazy wolf blog, daily plate of crazy, dailyplate, dailyplateofcrazy, dreams of travel, Lifestyle, Parenting, planet Fred, pop culture, popular culture, real life women, Single Parenting, solo parenting, whatever life dishes out, women and motherhood, women and pop culture, women and sleep, women's health, women's issues, womens ezine crazy life

Clocking time

January 28, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

Are your dreams on hold? Are you floating in a perpetual state of waiting? One more number? One more indistinguishable face in the crowd, chasing through an exhausting schedule that seems like nothing more than clocking time? You’re following the hour hand and the minute hand with your eyes, listening to the slow ticking of […]

Filed Under: Culture, Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Parenting Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, childhood dreams, cultural musing, dailyplateofcray, Dreams, family, life choices, Lifestyle, Parenting, parenting schedules, passion, pop culture, pursuing your passions, self awareness, Single Parenting, waiting, what are you waiting for, whatever life dishes out, women's issues, work life balance, working moms

Suck Balls

January 26, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 20 Comments

“Suck balls,” he says. “What?” I choke back the laughter. “You heard me,” he repeats. “Suck balls. Sour balls. Or a lemon.” Home remedies, saliva ducts, sour balls, lack of lemons. Last evening everything was “usual” until we were struck by our typically unusual  “usual” – my son, just before dinner, emerged from his version […]

Filed Under: Morning Musing, Parenting Tagged With: Health, healthy kids, home remedies, humor, man cave, Parenting, parenting teens, sour balls, suck balls, whatever life dishes out, when life gives you lemons

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