TheSplitScreen
Gemma AllenMy split Screen takes an unfiltered look at my life on and off camera, honest and unapologetic
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Glen Hansard, Luke Kelly and the Soundtrack of Irish Childhood
My dad wasn’t the type of man who had heroes. He was too seasoned for that carry on. But if he had to pick one, there’s no denying it was Luke Kelly. It is hard to put to words how much he revered the music of Luke Kelly without it seeming...
Since When Did Childhood Become Customer Service?
My daughter came home from New York City’s free Department of Education summer camp this week acting like she’d returned from the Western Front.
“I don’t like it,” she said.
“Oh ya? Why?”
“There’s too much learning.”
Ah ya. That will...
The Mother’s Day Card That Doesn’t Exist
The first thing my mother ever said about my impending motherhood was:
“I wouldn’t give you a cat to mind.”
No swelling piano. No you’ll be amazing. Just a cool actuarial assessment of my fitness to keep a small mammal alive, delivered...
Tiny Emperors & The Dr. Becky Dilemma
When I was nine, a girl in my class hit me in the eye with a wooden blackboard duster. Full wind up, full follow through, the kind of swing you’d see from a hurler on a good Sunday. I went home with a black eye the size of a plum and a stor...
Two Kids, One Apartment, and a Deep Distrust of Minimalism
There is a conversation happening among parents of a certain age in this city, and it goes like this: Middle school is coming. The clock is ticking. Have you thought about space?
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