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Wednesday, July 28, 2004
Publish Day - Of Cats & Kids
My words have once again hit print in the London Free Press. Click here for a peek at the softer, happier side of my literary world.
Hmmm...that's a tough, yet inevitable conversation. If I ever have kids, I dread having to explain to them the unexplainable. You know, God, sex, death and Santa Claus...but not necessarily in that order.
Carmi - thanks for the link to the article. It means a lot to me, especially in light of losing our beloved cat four short weeks ago. My kids took it really well, but I think that's because we don't know if she died or found a new family. We all miss her, though. :)
Trillian: I'm glad to see the sadness of Sally's disappearance has been somewhat muted by your new arrivals. Life's like that, I guess: always changing.
Janet: I'm sticking with the stork story as long as I possibly can. We don't celebrate Christmas, which makes Santa an even more intriguing explanation every holiday season.
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Hmmm...that's a tough, yet inevitable conversation. If I ever have kids, I dread having to explain to them the unexplainable. You know, God, sex, death and Santa Claus...but not necessarily in that order.
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Carmi - thanks for the link to the article. It means a lot to me, especially in light of losing our beloved cat four short weeks ago. My kids took it really well, but I think that's because we don't know if she died or found a new family. We all miss her, though. :)
ReplyDeleteTrillian: I'm glad to see the sadness of Sally's disappearance has been somewhat muted by your new arrivals. Life's like that, I guess: always changing.
ReplyDeleteJanet: I'm sticking with the stork story as long as I possibly can. We don't celebrate Christmas, which makes Santa an even more intriguing explanation every holiday season.
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