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Monthly Archives: July 2016
MOM-versation on July 26th
ME: (on the telephone) Hello, Mother! MOM: I was just about to call you. ME: What were you going to call me? MOM: (pause) My smart beautiful daughter. But, I was worried you may have tried to call and … Continue reading
Zits and Zippers
Yesterday, I had a first date. Before showering, I discovered a massive blemish growing above my lip. (One would think that at 45, one would no longer suffer from acne.) I popped it. Well, I tried. There was not a satisfying … Continue reading
I’m Hot and NOT in a Good Way
For the last quarter of a century, I have lived in the mountains. First, at Sundance and then in Park City. Traditionally, mountain homes were not built with air conditioning. And, every year, there were three or four nights when … Continue reading
A Maxi Dress is Not As Absorbent
NEIGHBOR: Come over for corn on the cob. ME: Okay. NEIGHBOR: (Carrying cold Sauvignon Blanc, 4 cobs of corn, and the butter dish.) Do we need napkins? ME: No. I’m wearing a maxi dress. NEIGHBOR: A max dress is not as … Continue reading
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Dating with Dogs: A Primer
Dating is hard. Dating with dogs…is interesting. In addition to the normal questions that run through every single person’s mind (What should I wear? Am I showing enough boob? Too … Source: Dating with Dogs: A Primer
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I Wear Maxi Pads, not Maxi Dresses
This year, my bestie turns 50! To celebrate, she is having a DISCO party and invited all of her guests to dress for the event. One neighbor is struggling to find an outfit. I suggested a maxi dress. She replied, … Continue reading
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23 Years Ago
Today is my anniversary. 23-years ago, I married Dwight Hooker. That is a half-life ago. Today, I celebrated. First, with my dear friends, Melissa and Tara, I had brunch overlooking the Park City Golf Course in a development Dwight would … Continue reading
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MOM-versations about Hydration
Mother and I spent the day doing “things” together. She hemmed my new jumpsuit, but altered the top, too; now, it is too tight and she has to let it out. We visited Jeff’s cat, Maggie Mae. Despite her protestations, mom … Continue reading
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My Uneven Tan is Attributed to . . .
My brother is tall, dark, and handsome. Literally. I, however, am fun-sized and bordering on albino-like in regard to my coloring. While Jeff turns Africa dark in the summer, I slather sunscreen over my rub-on tan. In addition to having … Continue reading
Birds. They Scare Me.
Thirty years ago, I babysat a boy named Skippy Wonder. (Pause. Yes. That was his name.) One afternoon, while he napped and I watched Days of Our Lives, I felt a picking at the leg of my Levi 501s. (Pause. Yes. … Continue reading