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Flux: One Woman, Telling The Truth About My Life
Maggie May Ethridge : San Diego Novelist Writing 2nd Novel, Freelance Writer, Published Poet, Attached Parenting Mother of Four, Wife, Endometriosis Survivor - Love: Organics, Books, Decor, Art, Photo, Fashion, Nutritional Healing, Travel, Poetry, Music
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These Tell My Family's Story
- I Do ( the story of our marriage )
- Co-Sleeping, A Sex Life and All That Jazz
- Mental Illness
- This American Life: My Family's Financial Crisis
- Expecting Ever
- Little Chances- Endometriosis and Fertility
- You Will Accept The Beautiful Gifts
- There Is No Arguing With You ( poem of my miscarriage)
- My Year In Mississippi
- Rabbit At Rest- John Updike Has Died
- Mr Curry and Lola Moon
- Sex Is The New Couture
You Had Me At Hello
the light is on for you
Some couples don’t ask much of one another after they’ve worked out the fundamentals of jobs and children. Some live separate intellectual and cultural lives, and survive, but the most intense, most fulfilling marriages need, I think, to struggle toward some kind of ideological convergence. Norman Rush
"What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life? The world would split open " M.H.
she's precocious / and she knows just what it takes / to make the pros blush
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My Published Writings
"I pay no attention whatever to anybody's praise or blame. I simply follow my own feelings." - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Pray For Kate McRae
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The Mr. & Mrs.
what i thought love was is so much less than what it is
Our Pack: Dakota Wolf, Lola Moon, Ian Oliver and our baby, Ever Elizabeth
Someone may have stolen your dream when it was young and fresh and you were innocent. Anger is natural. Grief is appropriate. Healing is mandatory. Restoration is possible. -Jane Rubietta
I Believe In Nationwide Health Care
E Pluribus Unum ( Out of Many, One )
nobody's perfect
My dear child, who can tell? One can only tell that, by remembering something which happened where we lived before; and as we remember nothing, we know nothing about it; and no book, and no man, can ever tell us certainly.
you can stand under my umbrella
Flux Capacitor
- Maggie May
- California, United States
- Wake up Maggie, I think I've got something to say to you...
Run, Rabbit
- dear scarlet
- dear photograph
- Allons Y Allonzo
- soulemama
- buy modern baby
- ordinary courage
- Laurel Plum
- katy elliot
- oh dee doh!
- fawn and forest
- lost
- bluebird vintage
- modern kiddo
- quotewhore
- amy ross
- lonny
- fiona watson
- the blog
- the happy home
- crafty crow
- julia
- lovely world
- design sponge
- wide open spaces
- folk lover
- book by its cover
- the selby
- making it lovely
- bella foster
- beauty that moves
- this is love forever
- unconcious wit of my bedroom
- all the luck in the world
- cup of jo
Heartbreaking Works of Staggering Genius
- a moon, worn as if it had been a shell
- Allison the Meep
- amalah
- Annie K Writes
- Apples With Honey
- BHJ
- Bless Our Hearts
- bluebird baby
- c jane
- Chicks Dig Poetry
- Child Wild
- Claire Bidwell Smith
- Collin Kelley
- Dani Shapiro
- Dear Baby
- Elephant Journal
- Emily Magazine
- Fever
- Fussy
- Girls Gone Child
- Gravity and Light
- hannahmight
- Head Over Heels
- Hearblack
- Her Bad Mother
- Is There Any Mommy Out There
- Ivy League Insecurities
- Joshilyn Jackson
- Laura Munson
- Lost In Translation
- Love As A Found Object
- Mamapundit
- Motherlode
- My Life As I See It
- on my way
- Petit Elephant
- Petrina Hicks
- Phoenix
- Queen of Spain
- Rage Against The Minivan
- Right Now, Forever
- Science Is Magical
- Six Until Me
- Small Notebook
- Speak Softly
- Sweet Juniper
- Sweet/Salty
- Sweetney
- The Decoder
- The Feminist Breeder
- The Girl Who
- The Happiest Mom
- the rockstar diaries
- Velveteen Mind
- Whisky In My Sippy Cup
Literati
They Toss It and Leave It But I Pull Up Quick To Retrieve It
Encylopedia of Nerdy Pursuits
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These Words are Sweet Vodka to my Brain
- vodka gimlet
- tulip
- toulouse
- toss
- toothsome
- tenderhooks
- swan
- starlings
- spritz
- slut
- scotch
- saffron
- radish
- primrose
- poppy and her cousins, poppet & and poppy-cock
- plum
- owlet
- mint julep
- magnolia
- lux
- lola
- linden
- lament
- juniper
- jazz
- imogene
- gossamer
- foxglove, fret
- forensic
- flux
- feverfew
- eyelet
- elixer
- crocus
- clover
- champagne
- bramble
- bluet
- bandersnatch
- apple
- agitate
The Way We Were
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- life around this here parts
- i'm just a girl in the world
- Dear Sugar : Cheryl Strayed, My Favorite Online Wr...
- People In Your Neighborhood: Essays
- flashback
- are you a sad fish too?
- Scenes From A Marriage: valentine
- What Would You Do? A Bizarre and Sad Duet at Targe...
- People In Your Neighborhood: Parenthacks & He Said...
- Baby Bathtime
- Downton Abbey: On Sunday Nights We Stay Up Late
- Fundraiser for My Friend Carrie Brown
- Scenes From A Marriage: Broken People
- Squeal Of Delight! Anne Lamott's new book: Some As...
- Kitchen Decor
- People In Your Neighborhood: Sweetney Talks About ...
- Dragon-Seeker, Bent on Improbable Rescue
- 1:32 AM @ i'm not confused. just tired. really, re...
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- an alarm of repetition
- I've Got A Crush On: Diane Keaton
- The Gods Of Blogging Are Very Dissapointed With Yo...
- One Night In November
- Scenes From A Marriage: January Kill
- Downsized: A Photo-Memory of the First Week Move-I...
- People In Your Neighborhood: Sassafrass & PunditMo...
- For Everything, A Place & Everything In Its Place:...
- Ever Everything
- People In Your Neighborhood: The Happiest Mom & Ma...
- The Good Enough Mother
- 101 Ways To Smile: Spongebob on Laundry
- Member of A Secret Society { Wherin Breastfeeding ...
- A Fantabulous Essay In Mamalode: ' Listen '
- Bank Account
- A Strange Time
- Downsized: Top Ten Reasons We Are Glad We Moved
- Downsized: Happy New Year!! We Moved!!!
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- I Knew Her For 9 Years Before We Ever Met
- Sick Girls
- Christmas Dream
- Lola's Musical Theatre Night
- We Love Grandma
- Downsizing: Found Our Home, Moving In January 1st!...
- I Do Believe In Conan O'Brien, I Do Believe In Con...
- Old Poway Park at Christmastime!
- I've Got A Crush On: Leslie Mann
- People In Your Neighborhood: Essays
- The Working Poor: Our Numbers Increasing: 99%
- Ever's First Birthday Party Slideshow
- Blue Collar Christmas Love Letter
- magical distractions Christmas hair
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13 comments:
awesome!
love it!
Awesome but beyond me. I have no idea.
No my dear, you are awesome. I just laugh at death.
Wow.
A Shaman might say the yellow eye symbolizes intellect and strength...
Fantastic.
Dream or nightmare?
May 2010 bring you joy & peace & all good things...
I like to wear midnight things too.
Awesome post. Something I could sink my teeth into.
Lovely. May you have a happy, healthy, wonderful, fertile year in 2010!
beautiful, as always.
I wish you love and happiness in the new year, lady m.
You are such a mystic!
Wishing you peace in the coming 2010!
oh lord. gorgeous.
'the shapes beneath break
bones on their way to fresh air'
gorgeous.
oh GOD, i love this!!!! such a pounding, beautiful, pained heart that thumps through this. honest and unafraid.
title stolen from Ray Bradbury=
Speechless as usual Maggie.
Ray rocks too, doesn't he?
xo pf
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