I don’t really like poetry, but I do love my son’s. He’s in competition with me on who gets published first. He’s winning. I can’t believe I grew this child, […]
In anticipation of my first book almost completed, I am getting ready to roll out a new website. Currently, in the process of tweaking logos. Any preference?
A friend visited yesterday and noticed this photograph from 2006 hanging on the wall in my foyer. She asked if the “girl” in the photo was my son’s girlfriend. I […]
My son thought this photograph was of him and his sister. His response upon seeing it was, “It’s weird to see Tara in those years without a thin coating of […]
I’m thinking of developing my own app. An old-fashioned matchmaking service called MASH: Mothers Against St*pid H*sbands. Who knows, I might be the next Mark Zuckerberg, AND, find the son-in-law […]
The Things I See On My Daily Walk Today, nothing yet, it’s snowing. But I did pass by my son Andrew’s room this morning and had my breath taken away […]
My daughter’s beast on Thanksgiving day. Guess who we consider the beast?
My husband, Mark Funkhouser, is still getting the word out about how incentive-fueled competition, TIF, does not create economic prosperity. It always blows my mind that there are other people […]
The Things I See On My Daily Walk: On the way over to my daughter’s apartment, after guilting her into walking my 4 miles with me. Hey, why would I […]
Almost 35 years ago, my childhood girlfriend from the time I was 2, Laurie Rooney, died an unexpected death at the age of 20. At the time I was 20 […]
