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  • this is for my absent father
    Rotting Roots

    This is for my absent father

    February 21, 2016 / No Comments

    Recently I saw that my absent father was creeping me on LinkedIn. Dude, I can totally see who was looking at my profile, why do you insist on stalking me?

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  • Not the favorite child_what happens when you're the other one
    My So Called Life,  Rotting Roots

    I Am Not the Favorite Child

    December 22, 2014 / No Comments

    I poured myself a cup of coffee this morning, after being woken up by my mother, I needed caffeine support to keep me upright. After the first cup, I set my mug on the counter, with the expectations that the mug would be conveniently located in closest proximity to the supplies.

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  • hitting the unlike button
    My So Called Life,  Rotting Roots

    Hitting the Unlike Button

    December 10, 2014 / No Comments

    Parking at my complex has always given me grief. Before the managers implemented the paid reserved parking, finding a spot, especially on weekends when everyone but me seems to have “extra” guests, was near impossible. I opted for the paid spot because I have enough uncertainty in my life, whether or not there’s going to be a spot near my building is the last thing I want to think about when I have groceries and two flights of stairs to climb.

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  • how to cope through post divorce interactions with the ex - when we pretend that theyre dead
    Divorced. Now what?

    How to Cope Through Post-Divorce Interactions With the Ex: When We Pretend That They’re Dead…

    October 2, 2014 / No Comments

    My immediate reaction after the divorce was to change my Facebook status to “Widowed” because changing it to “divorced” just wasn’t final enough for me.

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  • thats my spot - youre in my spot
    My So Called Life

    You’re In My Spot…

    May 7, 2014 / No Comments

    I must be more like Sheldon because I get real pissed off when people sit in my spot. For some reason, seating has been more of an issue in classrooms for the social sciences than the classrooms where I had my science classes.

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