-
Continue reading →: Thinking About Humility
In many ways, we grow up being told to stay small. Give way to others, don’t be too loud, make do with what you have, don’t take up too much space. While I agree that we have to learn how to play nice with others and share public space, we…
-
Continue reading →: You’re Just Okay, and That’s Okay!
Well, I went ahead and did it. I started a podcast! I’ve been a heavy Podcast listener for a few years now, and I fell in love with the medium entirely after listening to S Town, a true crime narrative that really moved me in a way that I was…
-
Continue reading →: Love In Disappointment
Here’s the thing, I don’t really know how to parent. I mean, does anybody really? I know what things I want to teach – kindness, compassion, grit, love, humor- but do I know for sure how? It’s especially hard on the days when I am or have NONE of those things; days…
-
Continue reading →: Are You It?
There’s nothing quite like a conversation with a small child that will make you question all of your life decisions thus far. There we were, happily driving to my parents’ house, my son sitting beside my baby girl who was loudly cooing in her carseat. The sun shone through the…
-
Continue reading →: HER ACCOUNT GOT HACKED…
…by me, her husband. 🙂 Hello dear readers of Superkaduper!’s awesome blog! This is Niki, the husband, taking over for just one entry. She has no idea that I’m doing this so let’s just let her find out on her own, eh? I’m not a natural writer like my wife…
-
Continue reading →: To My Husband, On Your 34th Birthday
I don’t know if I can truly describe how it feels. It’s like butter melting on a hot knife; honey oozing out of the honeycomb. Like a wave of comfort coming over me, enveloping me from head to toe, and I get lost in its warmth. It makes me feel…
-
Continue reading →: Navigating the World of Adult FriendshipsHere’s a topic I don’t talk about often: the confusing, complicated world of friendship. Adult friendships, to be specific. When you’re young, making friends is easy. All you have to do is find common ground to make a connection. Since you don’t have any big responsibilities, you have all the…
-
Continue reading →: A Machine for Making More Love
Sometimes, it’s easy to not see our kids when they’re little. They depend on you for everything, so most of the time your mind is preoccupied with how to keep them alive from day to day. You’re managing schedules, making grocery lists, keeping track of laundry, folding laundry, picking up laundry,…
-
Continue reading →: Four-Year-Old Wonder
“Mommy, did you know that there are many ways to die?” I pulled my son’s uniform over his head, trying not to show that I was taken aback by this out-of-the-blue statement. We were getting ready for school and he was fresh from the shower, lathered with lotion, his damp…
-
Continue reading →: Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (AKA Pelvis Sucker Punch)
Imagine you’re on a bike. This bike has the worst seat, the type that just digs into your pelvis in the most special way it can. Now take this bike on a two-hour ride on a rocky mountainside, and you’ll have an idea of how Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) feels…
