Old Mom Things
Jen Hubley LuckwaldtI had a baby and then turned 42 about half an hour later. Here are some things I've learned about being an Old Mom.
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Someone Keeps Breaking in and Leaving Clutter Everywhere
Are you a trash CAN or a trash CAN’T? (Photo by Bogdan Arhipov on Unsplash)
My kitchen table is covered in crap again. Not literal crap; that would be a very different problem. It’s the doom-pile kind of crap — old mail, school papers, and...
Everything Is So Stupid and I'm Tired
This is not me. As we have previously discussed, I have million-year-old zombie hands. (Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash)
You guys deserve a much better and more coherent newsletter than the one you’re about to get. But I’m going to be re...
I Got Botox in My Jaw
Not me.
When I went to the dentist today, I wasn’t planning on asking for Botox. I was planning on getting my teeth cleaned, getting my daughter’s teeth cleaned, and escaping ASAP to finish a couple of drafts. Then my hygienist mentioned s...
I Have a Cold
Photo by kabita Darlami on Unsplash
No newsletter this week, because I have a cold. I’m a mom and I work from home, so this means that I’m basically just going about my business as usual, except that my head feels like it’s stuck in a fish...
I Probably Could Change My Phone Habits (But I Won't and You Can't Make Me)
This isn’t me. I have a Droid and thousand-year-old zombie hands. (Marjan Grabowski / Unsplash)
When I was pregnant, I swore I’d cut back on my phone use once the baby came.
“I’m researching,” I told my husband, scrolling through a feed f...
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