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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

Heidi Montag Cosmetic Surgery: Horrifying or No Big Deal?

January 27, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 16 Comments

Heidi Montag – typical American girl? Anything to be famous? To be a pop star? I don’t buy it. Heidi Montag, a (previously) beautiful 23-year old reality TV star on The Hills, now “improved” by 10 cosmetic surgery procedures. Is this what our culture is becoming? A 23-year old who is (was?) lovely, who undergoes […]

Filed Under: Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle Tagged With: American beauty, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, cosmetic procedures, cosmetic surgery and body image, cosmetic surgery better sex life, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, Hollywood and cosmetic procedures, HuffPost Heidi Montag, plastic surgery, plastic surgery addiction, pop culture, pop culture beauty standards, reality TV stars cosmetic surgery, whatever life dishes out, women's issues

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

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

Betty White won’t you be my Valentine?

January 24, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 14 Comments

Thinking about Valentine’s dating already? Those of you who are single are surely feeling the pressure. And if you’re “lightly” involved, you may be wondering if things will heat up for the robust red romantic holiday. And for any who are happily in love, you may be lubricating your love machines for a night (or […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Lifestyle, Love, Morning Musing Tagged With: men and women, Reality TV, Valentine's Day, whatever life dishes out, women's issues

Next generation marriage

January 23, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

“I want to get married,” he says. The words are fired off into the air and seem to settle there, stark and defiant, as though some invisible structure of wires and pulleys holds the phrase in place so I cannot turn away. Then each letter tumbles down through the air, disintegrating. These are special effects. […]

Filed Under: Dreams, Love, Morning Musing, Parenting Tagged With: anniversaries, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, child's view of marriage, children of divorce, contemporary culture, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, dream analysis, Dreams, Marriage and Divorce, memories, men and women, Parenting, Single Parenting, whatever life dishes out, women's issues, writing

Man Cave Instead of Dog House?

January 22, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 22 Comments

So what’s up with this Man Cave concept? Is it a place for men to hide out in their own homes? The millennial version of the 1960s paneled private club, or a place to escape before being sent to the proverbial Dog House thus avoiding a tiff with the Missus? Man Cave, a concept whose […]

Filed Under: Australian Open 2010, Fashion & Style, Lifestyle Tagged With: a room of one's own, Armani, humor, man cave, marriage, men and women, pop culture, whatever life dishes out

Sexy Senator, according to French news

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

You’ve got to love the French! And j’adore my yahoo.fr news feed. The pivotal Senate race in Massachusetts made news in France, as it did elsewhere in the world, including the yummy youth of sexy Senator Scott Brown. I love, love, love that French news leads with the fact that Brown posed nude for Cosmopolitan […]

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What ISN’T in your wallet?

January 19, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 15 Comments

Some particularly playful writers in the neighborhood have been exposing themselves of late. Now, now. Keep your pants on. Exposing themselves by taking us on a tour of their respective billfolds, wallets and purses. First there was the slow and meticulous reveal at The Critical Path, followed by Nicki’s look at Nicki’s Nook. This glimpse […]

Filed Under: Fashion & Style, Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Other Stuff, Surviving Recession Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, designer lingerie, designer make up, fashion wallets, feather boas, French designer shoes, humor, La Perla lingerie, lip gloss, metro tickets, Paris art galleries, Paris boutiques, pop culture, what are you missing, what isn't in your wallet, whatever life dishes out, women and money

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