The Momoir
My first memories of motherhood are lonely ones. I didn’t start writing anything down until the humor snuck in, unbidden. No—this isn’t funny—me not knowing what I’m doing isn’t funny. But even I had to admit that what happened with the chest freezer in September 2020 (ahem, “The Anomaly Fallacy,” find below) was funny. So I wrote it down, and then I kept writing. This collection of posts—stories, scenes, bits of tiny child dialogue—catalogue the humor that kept sneaking in everywhere. These are my favorite posts from everything I wrote in Still Today from 2021-2025.
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