Zen and the art of making cookies
Whether you were born wearing an apron or are a baking novice, you too can feel the Zen.
Whether you were born wearing an apron or are a baking novice, you too can feel the Zen.
When I see a social media posting titled, “Things I am Grateful for — Day 49,” my immediate thought is that whoever wrote it is lying.
What if you share a lie — or worse, one that is slanderous or harmful or creates chaos?
It won’t be the same next year when my daughter is at college (bah humbug)
The dirty laundry and food crumbs are the only indications she’s been home
I am upset that life as we know it is coming to an end — who’s with me?
Bill Burke is a writer who lives in southern New Hampshire with his wife and daughter. He’s also ParentingNH’s resident Disney World guru.
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I’m the driver, passenger and roadkill — all at the same time
Or, why I just close my kid’s bedroom door now
Or, how I am apparently breathing in an embarrassing way
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