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skip to content mothertuckered i am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . therefore i am. menu home read my posts about me scroll down to content posts posted on september 8, 2014 september 8, 2016 do i look perfect to you? a neighbor just stopped by to pick up some homemade broth i made for a detox. now, this neighbor only half-way jokingly complains about how perfect this mom or that mom is. and i laugh, because i also like to jab at women who appear to have their act together. i especially like to point out when they’re nice as well as beautiful, as if i just added “serial murder” to their list of offences. because no one is actually perfect, despite appearances. so when this neighbor left after a brief visit, i wondered if i had anything to add to the fodder of her joke-plaining about other women. i chuckled as i came up with these things that allude to perfection. i’m now placing my tongue firmly in my cheek, for those who don’t know me well. first is the reason for her visit: homemade broth. listen up. i not only boiled carrots, celery, onions, cilantro, garlic and the usual suspected vegetables. i also added kale, daikon and its greens (for extra perfect points), rutabaga, parsnip, ginger, red cabbage, seaweed and squash. all organic. simmered in purified water. score! then consider my kitchen, which was momentarily clean. the warm breeze was blowing past my citrus cilantro reed diffuser perched on the windowsill. our fresh fruit bowl just happened to be overflowing. my little chalkboard announced “it’s a beautiful day!” as sung by u2. my daughter was napping peacefully in her tinkerbell outfit complete with fairy wings. our tabletop waterfall added to the ambiance with the comforting sound of water trickling onto a pile of stones. the only mess on the floor was a delightful little village of beanie babies playfully placed on miniature wood furniture. next to that charming scene, my three-pound weights i use to rehabilitate my shoulder. wait. that sounded imperfect. scratch that. oh, and it happened to be the one day of the week that i showered and blow-dried my hair. yes, i think i gave her plenty of material to complain about. funny thing is, i’m so far from perfect that i don’t even know what perfect is anymore. i’d be surprised if it’s as easy to attain as buying this and that, then placing it around the house to make a comfortable home. cute kids probably help but mine didn’t inherit any adorable genes from me. (one of the many beautiful qualities of adoption: when people compliment my kids’ looks, i can agree because i had nothing to do with it.) well, my daughter just screamed from the bathroom that her underwear is wet, my son’s begging to play on my ipad and the pizza i’m about to stuff in the oven has an ingredient list as long as my arm. that ought to make my neighbor feel pretty good right about now. posted on august 8, 2013 september 8, 2016 pinning my hopes i have resisted taking the plunge into pinterest. until now. it started innocently enough, with a well-intentioned search for the “best gluten-free recipes” and “help for autism”. then i felt the urge to find “crafts using guatemalan burlap coffee bags”, “perfect poses for family pictures”, and “letters cut from books”. then i desperately need to find “rustic barn wood frames”, “quotes about dogs”, and “how to decorate with antlers”. and then i couldn’t stand another minute without seeing “beautiful flour containers”, “amy grant songs”, and “making words using rope”. realizing that i could find photos and tutorials for just about darn anything, i’m now going into the really important issues that may impact my life. to make money, i’ll search for “selling art made from dog hair tumbleweeds”. to save money: “fitting into your old clothes by layering spanx”. to stay healthy: “replacing calorie-laden foods with air without getting hungry”. to avoid last-minute stress: “how to remember that dinner happens every day at 6 pm” and “christmas comes every year on december 25”. to feel productive: “how your house can clean itself while you write a blog”. and finally, to save my marriage: “how to delete evidence that you spent two hours on pinterest today” – just in case he doesn’t appreciate my new beautiful flour containers. posted on january 8, 2012 may 1, 2018 skiing: 1978 vs. 2013 what difference does 35 years make? not much, when it comes to my emotional maturity. a whole lot, apparently, when it comes to my style on the ski slopes. last night i took my eight-year-old son to hyland ski for a few hours on the snowy slopes. we were both dressed for an antarctic expedition, even with the temps topping 30 degrees and prompting thoughts of spring. my dirt-colored columbia cap covered my girl parts – you know, my long hair and drawn-on eyebrows. my ski pants and coat? also dirt-colored, with panels of black and white. my skiing? not showy, let’s just say that. i snowplowed behind my son to make sure he didn’t careen into the trees as he tried to keep up with his more experienced buddies. flash back to 1978. what color was my hat? hat? what hat? i wasn’t about to cover my blondie-locks, no matter how blustery the weather. back then, i was considered a “ski bunny”. my goal on the slopes? attract boys and show off my skiing, in that order. when i lost a contact, i wouldn’t wear my glasses, oh no. i just navigated with one eye spying the shadow-inducing moguls. scary, huh? and my outfits were colorful, because color mattered. i recall having a crush on both greenie from north branch and big red from cambridge until i learned their real names, then found out how much they liked my ski bunny friend. (hi kris! can’t believe you’re a grandma!) okay, not everything changed from that groovy decade that spawned that 70s show. i still felt an un-mom-like euphoria when i bombed the hill with a bunch of eight-year-olds and beat them to the bottom. (didn’t really matter that i outweigh them by a 100 pounds, making the real cause of my victory not skill, but gravity.) i also hit a few jumps like i did in the old days, the only difference being that it used to be on purpose. but in the end – despite knees complaining about having to bend for several hours while enduring the equivalent of speed bumps, eyes the color of big red’s ski jacket, neck warmer glistening with snotsicles – i went home with the cutest boy in the world. wouldn’t trade places with my younger snow bunny self for all the alleve in the world! posted on april 19, 2011 september 8, 2016 lovely little wildflower lovely little wildflower roses are red, violets are blue; can’t really say which is best. but i know a little wildflower who’s different than all the rest. this flower’s surrounded by sleepy sheep and fidgets colored like a rainbow. she’s probably chewing on gum as well. (sound like a little one you know?) my wildflower will often stand out in a field of well-mannered blooms. while the garden emits its sweet fragrance, this wonderful wild one often fumes. rough around the edges, sure, but with a tender center. this is my little wildflower we daily encourage to be gentler. shorter than those with leggy stems, darker than those native to our state, slower to develop than others, bigger obstacles to navigate. i sometimes want my little flower to be more like the others who engage, fit in, mature, take part, grow up to be just like their mothers. but not every flower has a beautiful aroma, perfect petals and a long green stem. some have thorns and unruly leaves. is there any less beauty in them? thank god that our prairie and its blooms have many gardeners to tend to their growth. firm guidance with a loving hand: our budding blossoms clearly need both. to raise my wildflower in particular requires the temper of a saint. she needs patient teachers and guides, (which is something this poet often ain’t!) daily she needs nurturing and protection while the winds of life are blowing. she also needs tough love and discipline until she

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