Pushing Words Uphill
Amy RottierStories from a mother who writes and a writer who mothers, her own kids, her parents and her writing career.
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Contentment
The greatest gift my parents gave us is the gift of feeling content. My mother said there will always be someone richer, thinner, smarter…Learn to appreciate what you have instead of always wishing for something else.
My Michael turned fou...
Apple Tales
Those late summer days right before school started meant trips to Art’s Apple Orchard. I know now it wasn’t a very long ride, but Dad took a round about way on curvy country roads making my stomach fizz and spin. We parked in the gravel lot...
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CERTAIN WOMEN KNOW
At first it’s just a light poke
like when you didn’t get the end of that
plastic tabby thing
that affixes the tags...
Smoke
The Canadian wildfires made our Wisconsin air hazy and outside smelled like…family gatherings of my childhood.
Back then, everyone smoked. Every adult. Except my Mom and Dad. I wondered why my parents were weird and didn’t.
Mom had an ash...
55
The tenth Fibonacci number. A master number. In Thailand it is the text abbreviation for haha! My Dad calls it the speed limit. Teresa calls it the double nickel club.
I have fifteen good years left. Mom had her stroke at 70 and everything...
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I'm a mother who writes and a writer who mothers my own kids, my parents and my writing career. Given the choice to laugh or cry, I usually laugh which gets me in trouble. Welcome to my chaos.
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