Tag Archives: girls

Coining Femininityism

By Douglas | Published: February 25, 2008
Somewhere here in the next couple years it’s going to be time for me to write a children’s book. Or rather, a series of children’s books destined to become wildly popular for both their authenticity and their unabashed look at femininityism. We have four daughters. People ask if we were trying for a boy. [...]
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Day 140: Babies, Barbies, and Dress-up Clothes

By Douglas | Published: January 19, 2008
There is very little reason for me to be tired.  Aside form waking up every 20 minutes feeling like it was a year of sleep and asking my oldest if she needed to go potty, I’ve slept better than I have in a long time. Having a nearly constantly pregnant wife over the past four and [...]
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Day 139: La Chiripada

By Douglas | Published: January 18, 2008
This will be more of a diary entry than a creative endeavor. The anesthesiologist for my wife’s epidural today shared the last name of a man that serves or served on the Philmont Ranch Committee.  It’s neither a common nor obscure last name, but you like to make small talk when a man’s jamming a needle [...]
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