Oh, man, I was almost 600 words into a post about the good enough question when Typepad lost its stinking mind and ATE MY POST like an evil cyber-bunyip. I have been standing at the edge of the figurative billabong, hurling imprecations in its direction, but it has slunk back into its subterranean lair without surrendering my lost 600 words. The "restore content" feature is useless, Typepad. Totally useless. Harrumph.
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March 27, 2017
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- Welcome to my blog, where I mostly natter on about my life with five kids. Occasionally (not very often, because teenagers keep a person humble) I dispense parenting advice. Occasionally I write about other things, like faith or food or my secret strategy for dealing with annoying kid behavior or whether I am fit to be a mother. Also: who is the mystery intruder? And: does stay-at-home mothering rot the brain? If you are worried about slow weight gain in a breastfed baby, this is my most-viewed post — hope it's helpful to you. Want to read more? I have some favorite posts linked here.
No, no, no, no, NOOOOO! I feel your pain, my friend! :-( We'll be here to hear you when you're ready.
I saw the title of the post and immediately went "No! What happened?" At least it was nothing life-threatening, only sanity-threatening. :-(
Posted by: L - Mama(e) in Translation | March 27, 2017 at 10:01 PM