Our culture is obsessed with success stories. We love a good rags to riches tale, an American Idol who came from nowhere and rose to the top can move millions to cast their votes, and we teach our kids they can become whatever they want to be if they just work hard enough. The dark [...]
Posts Tagged ‘writing’
To expose or not to expose?: Deciding how much info is too much when it comes to my kid
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Baby, blogs, motherhood, privacy, writing on January 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »
It turns out I have boundaries. I know that’s surprising, given the gratuitous photos of my giant pregnant belly and explicit details of my son’s birth story that appeared on this blog. But when it comes to posting his vital stats and even any photos, I hesitate. It’s tough, because everybody’s doing it. Mommy blogs [...]
INFJ – A dreamer and a doer
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged idealist, INFJ, personality, writing on February 23, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Someone sent me an interesting online personality test, and I came out an INFJ. I thought it was a surprisingly apt description of who I am, especially this profile, which calls me a “Counselor Idealist” – someone who has great compassion for humankind, but does well working at something like writing which requires solitude and [...]