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Be More Like A 5th Grader This Weekend

Posted on April 13, 2018     Leave a Comment

  This afternoon I had the pleasure of spending a little time with the coolest 11-year-old I know: my friends daughter, Mac. She invited me to her class for a Friday the 13th celebration with S’Mores, scary stories and a Goosebumps episode. Watching her with her classmates reminded me that the only thing separating kids […]

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Living out my NPR dreams for the one and only, the original sci-fi/fantasy queen, Michelle Yeoh. I love this movie, her skill as an actor, and the truth of the narrative: being a mom is like being split into millions of versions of yourself and trying to find that best sliver to give to your kid. It's scary, it's painful, and sometimes we become the villain. Why not honor that? Fantasy continues to make me feel things! You can listen to the full recording (it's not too long, I recorded at 1 AM and had to edit 🥴) on @theseeliecrow 🧚🏾‍♀️
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