Margot: 3 Years Once Upon A Goat by Dan Richards My second child, Max, was not an easy baby. First, there was the getting pregnant (a story for another day). Then, there was the staying pregnant (also a whole thing, and Ali Wong explains it better than I could). Then…
View PostWelcome to a new section of THE BLOG! When I first had kids, I read up on Montessori parenting philosophy and, to be honest, was not a fan. It seemed so organized and regimented: two things I most certainly am not. Also, maintaining some of the systems it promotes sounded…
View PostMy daughter, Margot, loves looking at yearbooks. The yearbook from her first year at daycare is her favorite; however, she also enjoys random yearbooks she finds in school offices, thrift store yearbooks, and the yearbooks from my own childhood that are still tucked neatly into the shelves of my old…
View Post*Don’t worry, I know none of these things are unique. But they’re good, so listen up. What I’m Reading: Starting: Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter Finishing: Swing Time by Zadie Smith Pretty Girls is, in fact, about “pretty girls.” More specifically, “pretty girls who get murdered.” It’s dark, and creepy,…
View PostQuarantine has turned my home into a really shady preschool. I have never been super organized (or organized at all really), but the number of toys, art projects, chunks of dog hair (?!), etc. laying around the house are currently at an all time high. The other day I was…
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