Monthly Archives: May 2011

This is a wordle (also known as a word cloud) for Motherlogue. The larger words in the cloud are those that were used more frequently.Some of my favorites: together, chores, kids, friends, years, day, life, moment, full, awareness. (Okay, maybe … Continue reading →

I met my friend Kim in the fourth grade. She was new at our school and one of the first things she asked me was why I had yellow teeth. (I don’t think I have yellow teeth; it was just … Continue reading →

Thanks to my older son, I met my good friend Tonya three years ago. Our sons were in the same pre-school class together and became fast friends. At a Mother’s Day tea in the boys’ classroom, Tonya and I had … Continue reading →

Thanks to Facebook and the blogsphere, I’ve been able to keep in touch with Norinne Totten, a fellow writer from Susan Ito’s Literature of Parenthood workshop. It’s been five, maybe six?, years since Norinne and I took that wonderful workshop … Continue reading →

I met my friend Kirsten our sophomore year in college. But it wasn’t until our senior year, when we lived in the same apartment building that we were able to share many adventures. Since then I’ve appreciated all she brings … Continue reading →

Last year I met Kim Votry at the Write On The Sound Writer’s Conference. Kim and I ended up in several workshops together. I appreciated her friendly smile and thoughtful comments. By the end of lunch on the first day, … Continue reading →

Today’s guest post is written by Stephanie Dethlefs, a friend and amazing story-teller from my online writing group. I had the pleasure of meeting Stephanie in person several months ago and it felt like I’d known her for years. Her … Continue reading →

Boy, what a week it was last week. I was uber-busy, but still had time to check out  blogs from my fellow Blogathoners  and found these fabulous reads, many related to technology. The world of SEO (search engine optimization) seems … Continue reading →