When Joshua was a baby, I was never more comfortable and confident than when my mom was with me. She had done this, so I could do this too. Even though I had no real idea what this was. This Motherhood thing was confusing. Challenging in ways I didn’t expect. I knew it was feeding, burping, […]
It’s Showtime!
Tonight on a historic stage on the Marietta Square, 13 new voices will add theirs to a collective over 1,000 strong as they turn their invisible tassels and graduate from Listen To Your Mother cast to alumna. I could not be more excited about the stories being shared tonight. I could not be more proud […]
Listen To Your Mother, Atlanta! (And Audition For Our Show!)
Just in case we thought I didn’t have enough to keep me busy this year, Listen To Your Mother season is in FULL SWING! My co-producer Jana and I are up to our elbows in planning, our date is set, (April 25! Mark your calendars!), and all we need now is a few good stories […]
Listen To Your Mother: Atlanta; The Edge of Glory
I keep trying to put into words the magic and warmth and love I’ve experienced this Listen To Your Mother: Atlanta weekend and I keep finding that it’s a really, really hard thing to do. This weekend was exciting, terrifying, exhilarating, heartbreaking, tear-inducing, laugh-inducing, crazy-amazing, happy-making goodness. In the months leading up to this, our fearless […]
Listen To Your Mother! No, Really!
I had a wicked rant brewing in my head earlier today and I just can’t post it now because YOU GUYS! LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER! No really. That’s a thing you should definitely do is listen to your mother. And another thing you should definitely do is come and see Listen To Your Mother: Atlanta […]
Listen To Your Mother, Atlanta
One of the interesting side effects of blogging about motherhood and all its myriad successes and setbacks is that through this medium of online sharing, I’ve found my voice. I’ve discovered new parts of myself that couldn’t have existed before becoming a mom. I’ve shared my stories and I’ve found a community of mothers whose […]