April 29th, 2008
read an article in O Magazine about weight loss, “I Was A 51-Year-Old Desk Muffin” by Pulitzer Prize winner Geraldine Brooks, with disdain.
The entire article was self-flagulation and self-deprecation for being, according to the BMI Calculator a NORMAL WEIGHT.
Guess how much the self-discribed “aging hippo” weighed? 123 pounds. She was 5′2″ and over the course […]
By Tracee Sioux -- 10 comments
April 9th, 2008
Since we bought a little piece of land I’ve felt this pull, from inside, to plant a little garden and grow some food.
My husband’s grandfather recently died and my parents generously gave us money for a natural memorial. We’ve decided on a Gilbert R. Thornton Memorial Garden, we’ll make a stone.
Groceries are out of […]
By Tracee Sioux -- 3 comments
March 27th, 2008
Ever read news and go, “Well, duh. It took them long enough to get there?” I recently had a conversation with Jeanne Connor Dessert. She’s struggled with endometriosis.
Endometriosis is a painful, chronic disease that affects 5.5 million women and girls in the USA and Canada, and millions more worldwide. It occurs when tissue like that […]
By Tracee Sioux -- 34 comments
December 4th, 2007
You were rude to your husband, my friend said to me on Sat. She had observed a completely ordinary interaction between my husband and I.
I responded to her criticism by going into defensive hyper-sensitive justification mode that quickly turned into sobs.
I’ve been internalizing every hateful, critical and harsh comment against Kate Gosselin mother of sextuplets and […]
By Tracee Sioux -- 20 comments
August 20th, 2007
Am I alone in breathing a huge sigh of relief that low-waisted jeans appear to be out?
I heard Sarah Jessica Parker, say on Oprah, that her new line Bitten includes no low-waisted jeans because she’s over it. I’ve been over it since they were in.
Hallelujah!
Let’s face it, during the low-waisted trend I’ve been non-16. I’ve been doing feminine […]
By Tracee Sioux -- 6 comments
May 11th, 2006
Be honest, if you are not a parent, when someone in your office says they have to leave early to attend their child’s birthday party, or worse that crucial meeting occurs on a Tuesday, which is your colleague’s work from home day, your eyes roll a little, come on you know you do.
But if you […]
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