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Aunt Erica
Tears sprung to my mom’s eyes as she squealed with joy. She always cries reading Mother’s Day cards but this time was different. My brother and sister-in-law revealed they were expecting: surprise, grandma! My whole family jumped up to congratulate … Continue reading
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Ready to Return
It’s been a year since I’ve written on this blog. Not that I have dedicated readers wondering where the hell I went. Not in a narcissistic or cliche way, but I truly did create this as a personal outlet with … Continue reading
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Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad 3-0?
I’m turning 30 in less than three months–and I think I’m having a little bit of an identity crisis as a result. Mind you, this is nowhere near the level of my quarter-life crisis. I’m not in a hospital bed, … Continue reading
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Summer Lovin’
I’m enjoying dating for the first time ever. I’ve been having such a great time during my first summer living in DC proper that I decided to kick it up a notch and jump into the dating pool again by … Continue reading
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A Confession
I did a bad thing. This isn’t a melodramatic confession—OK, it is a confession and I’ll admit it is a tad dramatic. I did something I swore I’d never do—something I could never even fathom committing. Something that goes against … Continue reading
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A Thanksgiving to Remember
“Sorry, sweetie, I can’t come.” The week before Thanksgiving my mom broke the news that a close family friend died. Needless to say, our holiday plans were not moving ahead as scheduled. I’m embarrassed to say my initial reaction was … Continue reading
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The Gift of Gratitude
It took me 28 years to understand my birthday. The cake, the candles, the presents, the heavy partying–I had that down, no problem. But this year something clicked. I was born in the month of gratitude (November), on a day … Continue reading
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