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Immeasurable

“Mommy, guess how much I love you.” We are working side by side in the kitchen; I am cutting fruit,…
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Sidelines

My Wii character, Mii if you will, does much better on the basketball court when I’m not playing.  Seriously.  She…
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Operation: Talk to Me. {Present Day}

I sat at the familiar table in the familiar conference room with the familiar team of experts who teach Tuck. …
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Operation: Talk to Me. {One Year Ago}

And then it was 2012, and Tucker was six and a half.  And our lives had changed on so many…
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Operation: Talk to Me. {Three Years Ago}

And then it was 2010, and we were a family of four with a Chocolate Labrador.  And Tucker was experimenting…
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Operation: Talk To Me. {Four Years Ago}

And then Tucker was three, and Tyler was one.  It was 2009, and my boys were discovering one another. *…
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Operation: Talk to Me. {Five Years Ago}

Picture this: 28-year-old me. Young wife and frazzled mom of Baby Tyler and two-year-old Tuck, neither of whom were talking…
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Hellos and Goodbyes

I bought a new pair of shoes for Tuck.  He loves them.  They’ll carry him swiftly down the soccer field…
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Caller ID: First Grade

“Mommy, I’m just calling to tell you… I don’t miss you right now.”
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Strep Never Sounded So Good

Tucker had a lump sticking out the side of his neck.  Walnut sized.  Noticeable and concerning. Very concerning. I tried…
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Semantics

“Hey, Tuck, tell Poppa the good news about your reading group.” “I got kicked out.” Actually, buddy, the word is…
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Masterful

Tucker’s teacher recently informed me, in one of those impromptu after-school meetings that could go one way or another, and…
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Shootin’ Hoops

There’s so much to love about a basketball team of 6- and 7-year-old boys. They’re like swarming bees on the…
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Lunchroom Etiquette

“Do they still give out green, yellow and red cards in first grade, Tuck?” “Only in the lunchroom.” “And what…
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One Parent or Another

Tucker has become so very easy to be with.  Truly, remove the antagonist who pushes his buttons, and he’s one…
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Cussing in front of my Kids

“Oh, my freaking heavenly days.” “Tuck, I would like for you to not say that anymore.” And in retrospect, I…
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Like My Mom Always Says

Weather changes are tricky for twitchy lungs.  Bring on the cold; bring on the breathing treatments.  Nothing to worry about…
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The World’s Most Stubborn Loose Tooth

I spent two full hours as the labor coach for the world’s most stubborn loose tooth. Tuck had nearly worn…
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A Place for Everything

Their task today is to clean the playroom. I have bought storage containers and drawers, and their job is to…
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A Picture for the Classroom

Tucker’s teacher met me on the sidewalk as the children streamed out of the school.  She had her arm around…
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