Brief History of Bun

The care and feeding of the impossibly small

Random Crap Generator

The odds and sods of this and that

The Cancer Chronicles

An accounting of my father and his resident alien

The Chicken Saga

An accounting of my folly with fowl

The Ascent of Boy

Person rearing for amateurs

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Three strikes, yer out
February 4, 2004 – 9:34 am | No Comment

This morning has been awash in baby pee. That’s okay, he’s a baby. But did he have to pee on everything twice?
Changed him once, he peed on his nightshirt. So I changed his nightshirt, and …

Nice rack
January 29, 2004 – 10:18 pm | No Comment

I’m being objectified for my boobs.
Hahahahahaha!
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My Tired Butt Can’t Keep Up
January 29, 2004 – 9:42 am | No Comment

I know you all are way beyond “winners” and “losers” in the baby roulette, but I figure that I’m a person that finishes things, so here goes.
Special, extra warm thanks to for compiling the …

Things that are good
January 28, 2004 – 11:44 am | No Comment

1. He sings while he eats. It breaks my heart.
2. He’s a vampire bat boy. No, really. When dad is holding him upright, he flings his little toothless gums towards his neck in a “I’m …

No rest for the weary
January 25, 2004 – 5:18 pm | No Comment

Yesterday: Husband stepped in cat ralph at 4:00 am. Baby crying. Boobs hurt.
Today: Got out of bed wincing and leaking. Cat alarmed. Jumped on baby. Shower running, standing stark naked feeding an inconsolable tot as …

Moments in surrealism, chapter 1
January 21, 2004 – 10:14 am | No Comment

“I have cabbage on my boobs, and I’m so happy.”
Things actually said in the middle of the night, and meant. I really did have cabbage on my boobs, and I really was very, very happy …

The tables are closed!
January 20, 2004 – 1:43 pm | No Comment

Meet the newest member of the family, Mr. Milo Xavier. He joined us early January 17th, at 2:14 am after a great deal of effort, and we were damned happy to meet him! He weighed …