Posted on August 27, 2009 by pandemonic
Actually, Mr. Demonic’s car finally breathed its last, and it’s about freaking time.
When last we left Mr. D, he was nursing along a very old Malibu with over 250,000 miles on it. It’s a car that’s seen a lot of action, first with a multitude of teenagers who invariably aim straight for curbs.
At 80,000 miles, [...]
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Posted on January 24, 2009 by pandemonic
I just came back from dropping Ms. MiniD off at the airport, and I am giddy with excitement. Please sing after me: She’s going back to college! She’s going back to college!
Now I don’t dislike my daughter, but let’s face it, she’s high maintenance, moody, negative, and a slob. She’s the perfect model for one [...]
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Posted on October 30, 2008 by pandemonic
My recent trip to San Francisco to visit my son had me thinking about motherhood and mother-in-law-hood. Actually, something else had me thinking of mother-in-law-hood, and it was something that happened a week before. I related the entire thing to my Internet Boyfriend/Friend, because I was quite upset. It’s nice to have friends to bounce [...]
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Posted on September 10, 2008 by pandemonic
This recent post by our illustrious mandolin playing, freelance writing, golfing, bona fide medical doctor (Dr. Bibey) about his proposed shopping trip today with his wife caused me to remember the reason why I do not go shopping with my own husband.
Now my Dear Mr. Demonic is a wonderful man. He’s smart, funny, and a [...]
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Posted on August 16, 2008 by pandemonic
I’ve written in other places about going home, and the things that happen when we all get together. There are six of us siblings, and we’ve always been loud, rambunctious and overwhelming. When one of us who lives far away comes home to visit, the rest get together and prepare a large dinner at my [...]
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Posted on April 9, 2008 by pandemonic
(Reposted from somewhere else, sometime else. I guess I’m thinking of her because it’s almost the anniversary of her death. I’m also sick and can’t think straight enough to write a new post. )
On a cold day in April, my daughter and I traveled by car to Minnesota to visit my ailing sister-in-law, Lesley, [...]
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Posted on April 8, 2008 by pandemonic
Many years ago, right after I was sucked into the Beanie Baby craze, my husband purchased a beautiful curio cabinet for me. Once it became apparent that Beanie Babies were an incurable addiction (by the sheer number of the little bean-bagged critters) I moved the “collection” into plastic tubs. A few thousand Beanie Babies now [...]
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Posted on December 28, 2007 by pandemonic
Christmas this year was glorious! It’s the reason why I haven’t been online much in the last few days. I’ve been so blessed, because I got what I really wanted for Christmas.
My son and his girlfriend came home early Sunday morning. Even though they made the trip by red-eye from the West Coast, they decided [...]
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