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“Up” Will Lift You Up Where You Belong.
By
Catherine Connors
We watched the movie Up the other night. Predictably, I cried. I knew that I would. I’d been told that I would. Even if you’re not a crier, I was told, you’ll cry at Up. I’m a crier, so, yeah. The thing of it was, though, that I didn’t cry in that tissue-clutching, nose-dripping, Terms…
Wordless Wednesday: How Friends See You
By
Catherine Connors
This picture was taken this past spring, at the Blissdom conference in Nashville. It was taken by my good friend Anissa, who, in the middle of a chat we were having outside the hotel, just dropped to her knees and pointed her camera at Jasper and me and said, ‘this is just such a beautiful…
Why New Moon (And Twilight) Just Aren’t As Bad As People Say They Are
By
Catherine Connors
It’s Twilight/New Moon/Oh Hey Vampires And Werewolves Day on the Internets (well, maybe yesterday was, but I’m a sleep-deprived mother of two and so I get some creative leeway with my calendar): the release of the movie New Moon yesterday has unleashed, over recent weeks, waves of virtual commentary about the Twilight phenomenon and culminated,…
Becoming Mommy, Becoming Me
By
Catherine Connors
Four years ago, my daughter was born. Four years ago, I became a mom. My own mother used to tell me that she considered my birthday as much her day as mine, because it was the day she gave birth, the day that she became a mother. For many years I rolled my eyes at…
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