One of the things that amazed me about your piece is how free of overt anger it is. Are you not angry? 4:12 PM I’m still angry at times. But the further I’ve gotten away from my family, both emotionally and physically, the more my anger turned into plain old worry and fear and pain. …
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“Perfect!” exclaimed Sasha’s new teacher when I went to pick her (that is, Sasha) up from her first day of day care. “She was perfect.” Apparently, she didn’t cry all day, had a lot of fun, and didn’t particularly want to leave when I showed up. Oh, she didn’t poop and only napped 30 minutes, …
In the vein of our friend and Canuck commenter Karen, who apologized for the Olympic closing ceremonies by saying “our best writers were working far from home,” I am only posting this latest Internet sizzle because the writers of DadWagon are too busy with their “jobs” to bring you more of their usual dyspeptic insightful …
Poor Nathan: in his attempts to sound “reasonable” and “informed” (what do these silly words mean anyway?), you waste so much time on posts that deny a certain objective truth that you surely, with your fancy-pants education (I highly recommend all readers click through on this link–Latvia and Jazz saxophone? Nathan is a Renaissance-fucking-man) will …
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