Parallel Universes

[tinywarrior]

It was a Sunday. The kids woke up, as usual, at the crack of dawn and came scampering into my room. We lounged in bed for a couple of hours watching cartoons, eating Pop Tarts, putting our heads under the covers and making faces at each other. I finally got up and started making a real breakfast. The boys were playing in the living room. It

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[strike_anywhere]

thanks.

I think I'm going to like being a father just a little more with you around.

[tinywarrior]

Awwww, ya flatter me! I'm just waiting to hear all the stories you're gonna have! : )

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[strike_anywhere]

and so you shall.

:)

[anonymous]

Your story is painfully touching and so sober real. I am so glad you have the chance to embrace your children everyday still. My wish for you is too have that worst thing in the world never happen for you, take that for what it's worth. You are a wonderful mother the love just flows when you write about your children, you can feel it between the words. OK I have had my mush moment for the day...but thanks for sharing that!

[anonymous]

wow

[archon]

hi.. i happened upon your journal through warhol's. you're a great writer!

have you ever seen Far Harbor? it's not the best movie, but jennifer connelly is really good in it. her character has a story similar to yours.

[tinywarrior]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for the compliment!! You saved me from wallowing in self-pity since I got your comment right after reading my latest rejection letter. : )

I haven't ever seen that movie, it sounded interesting though. I'll look for it at the video store.

p.s.

[tinywarrior]

Anyone who lists Charles Nelson Reilly, Fat Albert, and moon pies as interests must be added to my friends list. It's mandatory. ; )