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define('DISALLOW_FILE_MODS', true);Kate Flaimfreelance writer2013-11-09T04:39:03Zhttp://kateflaim.com/feed/atom/WordPresshttp://kateflaim.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/K-key.jpgKatehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=14522013-11-09T04:39:03Z2013-11-09T04:39:03ZI actually hope to have a really exciting project to start blogging about soon (not a book or a baby!), but in the meantime, since I haven’t posted pictures of the kids here since February (that’s what Instagram is for!), here they are: Tuck, 3 years and 2 months: Ellie, 15 months: And both on … Continue reading Words have failed me→
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552Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=14432013-10-18T19:43:15Z2013-10-18T19:43:15ZThe spate of highly publicized rape cases lately (and the disgusting victim-blaming that has proliferated) makes me so angry. I know our rape culture is hardly news, but I am sickened and disgusted that so many people still think a girl is “asking for it” if she gets drunk, etc. In every one of these … Continue reading Only yes means yes→
]]>17Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=14322013-02-19T22:06:10Z2013-02-19T21:46:15Z…I will find my way back here. I am slowly coming to grips with the daily ups and downs of life with two, with the complete lack of time to get things done, and with the incredible emotional roller coaster of parenting a 2.5 year old. But I’m finding myself thinking more about what I … Continue reading One day soon…→
]]>10Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=14112012-10-11T18:26:17Z2012-10-11T18:26:17ZI remember when Maggie Mason first wrote about her “Mighty Life List,” lo those many years ago. Since then, especially as she started powering through the list, I’ve started my own version many times, but I never got around to finishing it. I finally did it, which means I get to start by crossing off … Continue reading Mighty Life List→
]]>25Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=14032012-10-05T17:44:33Z2012-10-05T17:44:33ZI’m still plugging away at the apartment, and the dining room, especially, is really coming together. As a refresher, this is where we were back in the spring: furnished, but the old doors (which barely worked) were fogged over, and really needed to be replaced. Before Happily, our landlords agreed to do it–major upgrade. I … Continue reading Around the house→
]]>13Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=14002012-10-02T19:41:17Z2012-10-02T19:41:17ZEllie is two months old today! I can’t believe it. I thought the second pregnancy flew, and it turns out that the baby days are flying, too (though as someone said to me the other day, it’s a marathon, but each day is a sprint). It hasn’t been easy, adjusting to two kids. I feel … Continue reading October→
]]>13Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=13952012-08-21T20:22:51Z2012-08-21T20:22:51ZTuck is two! It’s nearly impossible to remember life before he came along; and as I look at little Ellie it’s even harder to remember that my big boy started off looking like this: Two days old Here he is during Ellie’s newborn shoot (more on that later), just before turning two: Anelise Tubinis Photography … Continue reading Two→
]]>14Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=13912012-08-09T18:28:45Z2012-08-09T18:28:45ZWe are thrilled to introduce our new addition, Ellie (Elizabeth Christy, named for both grandmothers), who joined us 11 days early at 1:01 a.m. on August 2 (missing my birthday by 1 hour!). Baby salad Ben was in NC for a business meeting last Wednesday, and his mom was headed up from Long Island to … Continue reading Welcome to the world!→
]]>17Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=13872012-07-28T14:16:31Z2012-07-28T14:16:31ZShelling peas Here we are, almost at the end of July, and I don’t think I’ve posted one summer meal! We’ve been enjoying the CSA, as always, of course. Tuck has finally gotten on board with corn on the cob, though I haven’t been able to budge his bias against tomatoes yet. We’ve been sticking … Continue reading As summer sweeps by…→
]]>8Katehttp://kateflaim.com/?p=13812012-06-21T20:42:48Z2012-06-21T20:33:40ZThis is totally off-topic from what I normally talk about here, but what the heck. Have you read the (very lengthy) Anne-Marie Slaughter piece in The Atlantic, Why Women Still Can’t Have it All? Really interesting stuff. I chose the opposite track from Dr. Slaughter, I’m more than a decade behind her in parenting and … Continue reading In which I go on for ages about a completely new topic→