Pontificating In The Suburbs
Ali MontagModern life examined by a sleep-deprived, bookish, Catholic mom of two.
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Issue No. 24: The Double Ear Infection
The Scream, 1893 by Edvard Munch
The nurse practitioner at urgent care had pretty blue eyes. She was pert and young, with clean blonde hair tied in a ponytail and white sneakers moving quickly across the tile. I smelled her peppermint gum....
Issue No. 23: How to save (a lot) of money
“Farmhouse in a wheat field,” Vincent van Gogh, 1888
“I need a bigger house,” the young mother says to a village elder. “We have too many children. It’s so cramped. I can’t stand it.”
“Do you have sheep?” the elder asks.
“Yes.”
“Go ho...
Issue No. 22: The Diet
“Nonchaloir,” by John Singer Sargent, 1911
I liked starving myself best when it was over, when I slipped into a black leather booth at Han Dynasty on 86th Street and ordered the garlic chicken. It came with free refills of hot jasmine tea...
Issue No. 21: How to enjoy your toddler
“The Boating Party,” Mary Cassatt 1893
It was 5:00 a.m. when I shoved the Pepto Bismol tablet down my toddler’s throat. She sat in the bathtub, sobbing, diarrhea slicked down her legs and back. Molten yellow poop covered her crib, her shee...
Issue No. 20: The Work
Children in the Garden, Władysław Podkowiński, 1892
A month ago, my husband came to me with a notebook and a pen. It was late, the baby snuggled against me and the toddler snoring in her bed. The room smelled like bath soap and damp hair....
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Essayist, Catholic, and Mom. Here to help decipher the ethics of modern living. “The truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it.” ― Flannery O'Connor
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