Few conflicts in life will fail to be improved by a judicious application of these:
I’m totally serious! See?
Can’t you see how serious I am?
Honestly, a bag of a dozen clown noses will brighten any day immeasurably! I discovered this to be true because the [...]
Paul and I were having a fight one day, I don’t remember what about, something stupid probably—aren’t most of these fights about something stupid? It’s too bad you only realize that after the fact. Anyway, the fight reached a head and we both stomped off dramatically, as one is wont to do in those moments. [...]
Kids dig crafts. Want to hear that engrossed silence of kids making stuff? Here’s a quick and dirty project:
Get a stack of felt squares from a craft store and a bunch of scissors. Designate a few of the felts ‘backgrounds.’ You might be able to get a few stiff pieces for this. Set the [...]
A friend of mine with a new baby was asking me what I thought about high chairs and I told her I would write a review on my blog. So here is my definitive opinion on high chairs:
They suck!
High chairs are incredibly ugly, plastic, huge, expensive, hard to clean, and you only use [...]
Our hot water heater has been broken since last Tuesday. UGH! Paul tried one thing, then the other, but no luck, and no hot water. Finally the company agreed to send a new one—hooray! still under warrantee!—but then came the weekend and the new heater sat in a Charlotte Fed Ex warehouse for two days. [...]
Here is a shot that Sophie got of me going about my Honeymilk Farm chores this morning. I look really sleepy. She said I should put it on the blog, though, so I am. I love how her photos are from such a different perspective (three feet off the ground). Often when she takes pictures [...]
I went to a family birthday party today, a lovely time in my aunt’s rose garden, eating fabulous, homemade food and hanging out under the sun watching the kids catch frogs. But at some point my mother, sister and brother-in-law started kind-of…giggling.
“Come on, Maya, we want to show you something (hee hee hee!).”
“What?” [...]
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today's yoga practice
- friday
February 3, 2012 | 7:17 pmIntermediate to Tittibasana, Swensized versions of most of it. Felt wonderful. I think I might start doing this more often.
- thursday
February 3, 2012 | 7:15 pmFull Primary.
- wednesday
February 1, 2012 | 11:58 amFull Primary.
- tuesday
February 1, 2012 | 11:57 amSKIP!
SHAME. - monday
January 30, 2012 | 12:35 pmPrimary to upavistha konasana then ran out of steam. Backbending and finishing.
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Archive for today's yoga practice »
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upcoming book releases
a few greatest hits
- welcome to mayaland's virtual macabre crawfish feast of death!
- how to build a yurt (1 of 10)
- lucille ball moment
- yurts: the downside
- screen time for fun and profit
- 2 stories, 1 joke, and a song
- the 13 year visitation of the demon red-eyed cicada
- recycling other people's junk
- bad things come in threes. or fours. (or maybe fives?)
- butterfly house
- cool felt picture fun for kiddos
- the yip-yips do not cause childhood obesity
- living the tie-dyed life
- the emotional insanity of writing
- the power of mom’s day can melt even the most bitter of hearts, not that my heart is bitter, but it has gotten a bit crusty around the edges
- flying kids
- remains of the play
- triple chocolate pudding goop, or, this way lies madness
- the solstice from inside a sundial
- writing without pencil sharpening
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