Something isn’t right, and I’ve checked everything. The doors have all been locked, bottles washed, toys picked up. The cat is fed, the babies bathed and put to bed, but still something’s missing.
Its been missing all day. I looked for it under the banana tree, through the pineapple field, and in the birds of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘parenthood’
Something isn’t right….
Posted in Something isn't right, tagged babies, dancing through hard times, parenthood, teaching art, teaching special needs adults, temporary single parenthood on August 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Pineapple Thievery
Posted in Pineapple Thievery, tagged babies, coconut milk, farmer's market, growing pineapple, motherhood, parenthood, tropics, twins on July 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
There have been rumors of pineapple theft circling the neighborhood. That’s what passes for crime/news around here. Our next door neighbors have been hit on multiple occasions. I’m outraged on their behalf because pineapples are really difficult to grow (I’ve heard). They don’t grow on trees you know! Ha, bet you didn’t know that. I [...]
Jungledad is in big trouble
Posted in Jungle Dad is in Big Trouble, Pineapple Thievery, tagged babies, maggots, parenthood, pregnancy scares, tropics, twins, wild ginger on July 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I made the most gruesome discovery yesterday. No, not tropical flying jungle cockroaches this time.
I was about to make coffee (life’s blood when in times of temporary single-parenthood) when I noticed the coffeemaker smelled a little funky. After a bit of sniffing I zeroed in on the coffee pot itself. I unscrewed the top and [...]
I’m Jungle Mom
Posted in I'm Jungle Mom, tagged family, having twins, Hemingway, Island, jungle, motherhood, parenthood, raising twins, twins on June 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Hi, I’m Jungle Mom. I live in a jungle on the side of a volcano in the middle of the Pacific ocean, with Jungle Twins, Jungle Husband, Jungle Cat, and a fascinating collection of uninvited arthropods. Which island? I’m not going to tell you, but I will tell you this- Hemingway once visited here. He [...]

