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Author Archives: cordeliasmom2012
Passing Gas
Who knew? Apparently, smelling gas around the meter is not a good thing. Imagine that. I came home for lunch to let Cody out, and while waiting for her to do her business, I remembered hearing a radio ad sponsored … Continue reading
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Tagged Cody, emergency, gas, gas company, gas leak, gas meter, houses, Puppy Cody, winter
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The Chasm
No matter how much that first child is wanted, a new baby can play havoc with a marriage. If you’ve ever struggled through new baby syndrome, you’ll especially appreciate this post from my friend, Ollie.
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THE LEARNING CURVE (Guest Post by Paul Curran)
I never get tired of Paul’s stories, and this is an especially good one. THE LEARNING CURVE By: Paul Curran Shawn taught me a lot that summer. He taught me how to be human, how it comes to … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posters, Paul Curran, Relationships, Road Trips & Cars, That's Life
Tagged compassion, Paul Curran, training, truck driving, truckers, welfare
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Spam-Bam Thank You Ma’am (February 2015)
Ah, love has been in the air this month, and the spammers continue to show their love for dear old Cordelia’s Mom: *** Comment (excerpt): “I reckon something genuinely special in this website.” Response: Well, howdy, … Continue reading →