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Monthly Archives: December 2012

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Damn Elves

If Only I Find This Hilarious, Does That Count?By Kim Cooper FindlingDecember 18, 2012

  The first sign that I had trouble with my elves came by way of a text message. “Thanks for thinking of us with a Christmas card, but the envelope we received was empty.” Nice one, I chided myself, recalling the frantic 6 a.m. addressing-and-stuffing spree of a few days earlier. Chicken Little and I,…

What Happens in Hawaii, Stays in Hawaii

Motherhood, An Endlessly Rewarding JoyBy Kim Cooper FindlingDecember 12, 2012

Ever gone on vacation and wished to pretend to be someone else for the week? Just really get away from it all, including yourself? My oldest daughter spent our Hawaiian vacation being a boy. Chicken Noodle, nee’ Elizabeth, most often known as Libby, announced upon arrival in Honolulu that she was now to be referred…

A Better View

Links to Stories, Events, News and Shameless Self-Promotion, Motherhood, An Endlessly Rewarding JoyBy Kim Cooper FindlingDecember 4, 2012

Awhile back, I promised I’d post this essay, which was published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Magic of Mothers and Daughters this year. It’s all about the antics which ensued when Chicken Noodle and I traveled together when she was two. Seems especially appropriate given our recent mother-daughter quest to Hawaii (which was…

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