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Posted on 3 May, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

Take a look at the new project! http://mothergather.com I’m very excited about this, even though there aren’t any stories on it yet. There will be, très bientôt, I promise. I already have five in hand (if you count my own) and many more on the way. The moms who responded were so enthusiastic, it was…

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Having a Bad Mom Day

Posted on 28 April, 201016 December, 2014 by dilovelyadmin

It’s not my proudest day of motherhood today. Not that anything horrible has happened – I’m just off my game. Baby E got to bed late, thanks mostly to my lack of time management today, and this after he had eaten for dinner, among other things, some kidney beans that actually were a little over-funky…

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A Little Sympathy for Ann Coulter

Posted on 28 March, 20103 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

Poor Ann Coulter. Upon her recent visit to Canada, not everyone was polite to her. The more I’ve pondered her situation, the more I’m sure that some terrible things happened in her childhood. Before last week, all I knew about this woman was that she was an American right-winger with a tendency to say and…

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Top News Stories

Posted on 24 March, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

1. No more stitches for Dilovely! My finger is far more comfortable (and less scary) without them. Though, if I’m honest with myself, the scar is looking more serpentine than lightning-boltish (uh-oh… that’s not the symbol we were looking for)… but whatever. I’ll reserve judgment until it’s healed. 2. E’s new favourite thing: APPLES. You…

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BANG Movie Review – The Lovely Bones

Posted on 8 February, 20104 September, 2010 by dilovely

I saw Peter Jackson’s film adaptation of Alice Sebold’s The Lovely Bones on Saturday night, and wanted to wait a couple days before writing, to distance myself a little bit. I read this novel, about a young girl who is murdered and watching the world from the “in-between” (I’m not spoiling anything, you find this…

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Baby Bit(e)s (Hard) VI

Posted on 19 January, 20104 March, 2010 by dilovely

It’s been a trying day. I realize I have a lovely baby.  He eats well most of the time, does lots of sleeping compared to many babies, smiles a lot, is learning like a li’l turbo-genius, and brings us immeasurable joy. Also, he bites.  On his mom’s nipples.  This is not so lovely. I know…

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Thinking About Haiti

Posted on 16 January, 20104 March, 2010 by dilovely

I think about you, and I know I cannot fully understand.  I can’t get it. One minute, you’re a tropical paradise, jewel of the Antilles, the next, you’re a pile of rubble.  You don’t deserve to be this. What can I do?  I can send dollars, but that won’t bring back the people and places…

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Hats Off to my Grandmas and Grandpas

Posted on 16 December, 200929 September, 2018 by dilovely

I am presently reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society – a novel.  I am not far along, but already I have found myself thinking of my grandparents, and all the women and men of their generation, and shaking my head in amazement. This book is set in the U.K., shortly after the…

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Remembrance

Posted on 12 November, 200929 March, 2010 by dilovely

Just to reiterate… it’s November 11th.  And interestingly, it’s 11 pm as I begin this post.  (Definitely not the “last post” though – haha.  Sorry.  Not a joke.) Oops, I didn’t mean to start off all irreverent, especially since this post is about Remembrance Day and how I take it very seriously.  I really do. …

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Undulating Perspective

Posted on 11 November, 20094 March, 2010 by dilovely

Funny how quickly an outlook can change. As with most people, I imagine, depending on how much sleep I’ve had, how much exercise I’ve gotten, my blood sugar level, how many hugs I’ve recently received, how long I’ve listened to crying that day, the stress levels of my loved ones, etc. etc., my perspective on…

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