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Published: April 14, 2010 Isadora Mosch humorously describes her error-ridden path taken while trying to find the perfect new glasses.
Continue reading Glasses Can’t Hide, The Nerd Inside
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Published: March 26, 2010
Molly Erman explains her thoughts on the concept of home, and why home is not marked by the roof over her head or the possessions within it.
Continue reading Actually, You Can Keep Your Shoes On
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Published: March 12, 2010
Kristy Glass was on her way to an audition with her two daughters, when one got sick all over the NYC subway. She humorously relays how her fellow New Yorkers chipped in to clean up the
Continue reading Oh My, Oh My, Oh Pukasaurus!
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Published: February 1, 2010
Kristie Larsen provides an excerpt from a day in her life as a mother of two in New York City.
Continue reading Motherhood: Predictably Unpredictable
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Published: January 22, 2010
Margy Elliott describes how she discovered love when and where she least expected it.
Continue reading Finding Love in Terminal A
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Published: January 15, 2010
Heather Eastman humorously tells her tale of moving to New York City and making a much-needed trip to Ikea.
Continue reading Suitcases, a Smile, and IKEA
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