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Tag Archives: parents
the anxiety of grown children – June 20
6.20,2016 the anxiety of grown children so many choices to make and you have to step away. =================
cygnets – June 14
6.14.2016 three, four, small white sails move behind mother and dad. the trumpeters are back, and behind between them cygnets paddle into growth while their folks cover them from prying eyes, ours. they are aware, we become aware, … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, care, Children, cygnets, danger, intervention, nature, parents, protection, risk, swans
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late night sadness – May 8
5.8.2016 late night two am sadness, when the family can gather and you’re just a sideline. you raised them to be their own yet you’re never ready for the moment when you know that they’re just fine or … Continue reading
tie – September 14
9.14.2015 we settled for a tie my son and I as if neither of us needed to win if you can tie your son I said you’re doing well if you can tie your dad he said … Continue reading
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Tagged fathers and sons, growing, growth, mutuality, parents, relationship, respect
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son at the wheel – July 18
7.13.2015 the car rolls out son at the wheel we have to trust now that the lessons taught over years and days and instants took. —————-
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Tagged Children, daughters, letting go maturity, parenting, parents, recognition, sons, trust
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he’s washing the dishes – June 20
he’s washing the dishes. a man shouldn’t do that. it’s embarrassing. the other kid’s dad’s don’t. it’s women’s work. I hide my head. I stand at the sink now years later and see my mother’s hands raw, cracked, hurting. … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, caring, dad, dads and sons, dignity, father, gender roles, love, parents, perspective, sacrifice, sons, understanding
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tell me a story daddy – September 7
9.7 the childhood books speak to my inner heart and the child inside saying tell-me-a story-daddy still a wonder at voices that can turn the night moment into something warm and precious and caring to surround me with … Continue reading
a bow-tied teacher – May 10
5.10. A bow-tied teacher fills his chair, with thoughtful remarks about students now and gone. One by thirty they filled class air with wild ribbed story arcs strewing A’s and B’s and tones. Is there something sweeter to … Continue reading
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Tagged graduations, growing up, letting go, parents, teachers, thank you
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