I bravely entered the blogosphere on April 12, 2011. Since that time, I’ve amassed a large collection of writings. This page highlights the best, as judged by publishers, editors, readers and myself.
Published
- Journey Out of the Dark, a story of postpartum depression (published in the May/June issue of Natural Child Magazine)
- Finding Out, coming to terms with having a girl (published on The Momoir Project)
- The End of the Day, facing the boredom of life with a baby (published on The Momoir Project)
- Blogging for the Huffington Post:
- Life Advice for My 20-Year-Old Self
- Let the Children Fight
- “You’re Making Mommy Sad” is a Dirty, Dirty Lie
Featured
- Job Interview or Therapy? (Selected as a BlogHer’12 Voices of the Year Honoree)
- I don’t “Like” this anymore (Featured on Freshly Pressed on WordPress.com)
- “You Blogged About What?!”; or, How do you draw the line? (Featured on Freshly Pressed on WordPress.com)
- A dog’s bucket list; or, dogs shouldn’t die (Featured on BlogHer.com)
- Featured Blogger on Vie Hebdomadaires
- Attached Free-Range Kids? Or, How TIME Missed the Issue Completely (Editor’s Choice on Yeah Write)
Readers’ Favorites
- Your baby is an asshole
- Top 5: Things to do before you have kids
- Natural Consequences: Letting toddlers learn from their mistakes
- Writing: Telling the truth in the dark
- Sexist Toys: On Becoming a Feminist
- Mother Anger: In the Beginning
My Favorites
- Postcards from Motherhood: You CAN Climb This Mountain
- Summer Rain
- The moment she was born
- The Last Time
- Monday you can fall apart
- Things my daughter has taught me about human nature
- I may be a mom but that doesn’t mean I have to look like one
- In a dark and lonely room
- Celebrating the renewal of life
- Is this me? Self portraits.
- Going Home
- Midnight Mothering
- The first day of daycare
- Let’s do what everyone else is doing
- Book Review: Can Time Lost be Found?
- Creative Writing Prompts: Tell a story from the point of view of the kitchen floor
- Book Review: The Age of Innocence
200 posts in a year is a pretty decent cadence. Where do you find time to do all that writing? Generally during naptimes, or do you want unti munchkins are in bed?
I do a lot of writing at night after I put Adeline to bed. But Adeline is also in daycare part day three days a week, so I spend most of that time writing and working on photography. I’m a very lucky lady