John Cowgill's Literature Site
This is the Number 119 rolling into the Kenefick Station at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska.
John Cowgill's Literature Site
This is the Number 119 rolling into the Kenefick Station at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska.
We were in the car—the whole family—and I was talking about a friend I really love. K-Pants got mad. “When you love other people my heart gets smaller and smaller,” he said.
“But remember what we talked about? Love is something that grows and grows. And my love for you only gets bigger. If I love someone else, it doesn’t mean I have less love for you.”
“No,” he said. “It gets smaller and smaller.”
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I’ve been suffering from postpartum depression. People talk about PPD. It’s not off-limits. I just figure I should share because I’m a normal, extroverted, sarcastic, fill-in-the-blank kinda girl. And I’m a great mom and an excellent writer and a kick-ass cook and a pretty bangin’ wife while we’re at it.
These things and postpartum depression are not mutually exclusive.
In a related scenario, there’s an adorable baby on one hand, and my sense of…
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