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Six Weeks Later: What I’ve Learned

Six weeks ago, I was in labor. It feels like six months ago–perhaps because I’m awake a lot more or maybe because I’ve learned so much from my little teacher in such a short amount of time. Here are some of the things I’ve noticed during my first weeks of mamahood… 1) I was blessed [...]

Mini-Vacation in Martha’s Vineyard: Hammocks Unplugged

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Early Friday morning, Steve and I packed up the car and headed north. After the car-ferry-bus trip, we made it to Martha’s Vineyard. In a nutshell, our mini-vacation consisted of: happy hammock naps, walking/exploring the island, a delicious breakfast at Beetlebung, book browsing (and buying-Corinne Demas’ Writing Circle) at Bunch of Grapes bookstore, beach strolls, [...]

Weekend Getaway in Photos…

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This weekend was filled with simple joys. Camp fires. Oatmeal cookies. Big family meals. Time with baby niece. Water falls. Train rides. Letchworth State Park. Morning run in the woods. Thunder storms. What could be better?

Home is a Funny Word

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I use the word “home” to describe many places. Of course, my house in Baltimore is one home. My in-law’s house in Rochester, NY is another. And I even find myself saying that I’m on my way “home” when I’m heading to the office in Woodstock. Steve and I don’t know where we’ll end up [...]

Work (and fun) Week in Woodstock

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It has been a fantastic week in Woodstock, working for my boss-pals Kris and Brian. We’re creating new programs, building new features for our website, and sharing lots of delicious meals packed with laughs and inspiring talk. What could be better? I’m bouncing around New England until Sunday and then it’s back to Charm City. [...]

Day 3 in NYC: Meeting My Literary Agent!

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My last day in NYC was sort of like a dream. I met my literary agent. I’ve thought of that moment so many times over the past three years. I walked from the 33rd Street station to the office and paused for a second before crossing the street. I glanced up to the left and [...]

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