“Mom, do we have that Devil went to Georgia song?” “Yes, it’s on the Urban Cowboy soundtrack.” He has been listening to the song on a loop for about 12 hours now. I am unphased. I developed a high threshold for this particular type of torture when my bedroom was over my brother’s and he […]
There have been some rumblings from the peanut gallery asking why I am not working right now. I graduated from MTSU with a double major in Sociology/Psychology and a minor in Theater about a month before Sarah was born. I could have gotten my teaching certification if I stayed another year, but it was a […]
Please get well GAC.
In honor of the release of number three, here’s something from number one. [audio:http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/you-took-the-words-right-out-of-my-mouth-hot-summer-night.mp3]
I’m busy fighting a stress headache today. I think I should stay in bed and away from everyone so that nobody catches my headache. I don’t want to be the cause of someone’s stress.
If someone is interesting enough to be able to tell a joke, they are not going to get elected. Politicians should not try to tell jokes. If you make a mistake, just say you’re sorry. Americans know that choosing to join the military has nothing to do with intelligence or grades. I graduated from a […]
Today is wrapper day. Look under the beds and behind the desks to see all the empty candy wrappers. “I don’t know how that got there.” Evan has declared his love for suckers/lollipops/candy-on-a-stick. He stands in front of the fridge with both arms straight up in the air and screams like an air raid siren. […]
As big as tonight’s episode was, I didn’t gasp when the big thing happened. I was very interested in the thing that made it happen, but during the consequences, I was still thinking about the cause. Barry, I didn’t spoil anything with this post, did I?
How many extra redneck points for our children watching television while sitting on the van’s bench, in the living room?
Political candidates are followed and scrutinized 24/7 by people trying to ‘catch’ them doing something wrong. Everything they, their family and friends have ever done becomes public information because we ‘need’ to know. Most people would never subject themselves and the people they love to the criticism and abuse of a campaign. Instead of saying […]