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Category Archives: summer
Soliloquy on going back to school during a pandemic: There are no words and that’s okay
Girls, Before you started kindergarten I wrote you each a letter. I wanted to capture how I felt on the eve of your entrance into a new world. I know too much about schools and schooling and I wondered how … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, parenthood, personal, summer, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged back to school, kids, pandemic, parenthood, parenting
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Back to school and a new normal….
School starts today. Maybe in your neck of the woods, you have a few precious days to squeeze out of summer vacation. Ours ends now. And it comes just in time because we’re all losing our minds. Camp is long … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, parenthood, personal, schools, students, summer, Uncategorized
Tagged back to school, kids, motherhood, parenthood, parenting
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July Update
In order to stay accountable to myself, I have to actually post on my blog. I was stuck in July. I got swallowed up in the summer and it has been swift so far. July is like a little island … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, summer, Uncategorized
Tagged goals, life, resolutions
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Seamless transitions for happy campers
The benefit of blogging for almost five years is the perspective you have on the way you have lived your life. When I started Rogue Cheerios, I was one year away from finishing my PhD and struggling with how to … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, summer, Uncategorized, work
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Clinging desperately to summer…
There is a chill in the air. The sun is setting earlier, rising later. The long sunny afternoons have slipped away. Two months of school have whizzed clear past us and we are knee-deep in commitments for the children. We have traded the ever-growing … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, kids, love, summer, vacation
Tagged Cape Cod, family, having kids, life with kids, travel with kids
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When first days and last days collide: back to school
Summer is over and no matter how hard I try to conjure up corn on the cob, swimming with my littles, picking berries, lazy post-dinner walks, or getting some sun, those last days are fading. Every last bit of everything has … Continue reading
August slump
I know I am not the only person caught in a serious slump. The summer is becoming a blurry afterthought as I cling desperately to every ray of sunshine, every ripe tomato, every minute of twilight in the driveway, watching the girls … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, gardening, kids, lessons learned, personal, summer, Uncategorized, vacation
Tagged living with kids, parenting, summertime, work
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Vacation hangover (and Chatham redux)
This time last week, we were on vacation. On Sunday, we returned from a trip to the beach, and it was mostly magical. We went to a favorite summer spot of my husband’s family in Cape Cod, where we had stayed … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, personal, summer, travel, vacation
Tagged Cape Cod, Chatham, summer, travel with kids
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Everybody’s free to wear [organic] sunscreen
When a friend casually mentioned the Environmental Working Group’s sunscreen report to me in passing, I should have nodded, smiled, and moved on. Instead, I asked her to share it with me. Like any curious parent, upon clicking open the report, I did … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, parenthood, personal, summer, weather
Tagged kids, summertime, sunscreen
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Fringe benefits of parenting
If I would make a pros and cons list for parenting (and I would never actually do such a thing), I would be able to amply populate both columns. And it would be easy to focus on the negative things happening on … Continue reading
Posted in community, everyday life, family, kids, motherhood, parenthood, personal, summer
Tagged in summer, living with kids, outdoor concerts
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