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My observations, complaints and musings on motherhood, midlife, family and relationships
Musings from a Food Shopper Extraordinaire
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Read on bus last month. Read again now. Laughed and cried. Congrats!! It’s a great piece
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Wonderful—brought me to tears!! Thanks for sharing Love you ( and your parents too!)\ Xoxo
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Wonderful essay written with so much love and humor. Congratulations Susan.
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Hi chickie. LOVED your article..( in fact at the moment I am waffling over sharing it with my 91 yr old mother in law who is at the shore with me..I’ m sure she would enjoy it but I am feeling badly at the moment for upbraiding her for mixing her opiods with heart meds and then complaining that she is constipated!) When did your parents have their awful car accident? Talk about fears realized. Yikes. You are a good daughter. Direct care is rough. Aging sucks bad. Expect Jane & Matt in Avalon after Labor Day. She is feeling stronger and hopeful. Have to go make amends with the g unit. ( Grandmom) xxop ( btw Mark’s plan is to buy a casket from Costco and lease it out.)
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Another wonderful, heartfelt, funny and touching essay written by a wonderful writer
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I SWEAR – this is your best, most beautifully written essay yet. Your writing has moved up to another level- in all seriousness. It was tender, moving and witty. Very honest and relatable. Loved it!!!!!!
Amy F. Miller Amyfaustmiller@gmail.com 9734641162
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Another beautifully written essay, that we can all relate to, with our aging parents!
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Wonderful story. They could be my parents; they could be me.
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Once again, this is the most beautifully written essay. It literally put tears in my eyes and warmth in my heart. You are an inspiration. Love you.
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Loved it! I laughed and cried. So lucky you still have your parents and they’re wonderful people too xox
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