Yes, I’m still here. So I’m going to grouse about bumper stickers. (Hope to post about my pregnancy non-progress later in the day!)
Big and Angry Goes for a Drive
December 2, 2011 by Simcha Fisher
Posted in Uncategorized | 11 Comments
11 Responses
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
The Official Painfully Obvious Statement
I am a freelance writer. This here is my personal blog. What appears here is my opinion and my responsibility, and is not the opinion or responsibility of the National Catholic Register, Our Sunday Visitor, Catholic Digest or any other publication that publishes my work.
Le sigh.
Leaving the house, little two-legs? Not without your PANTS PASS!
My newest book project for Advent 2012:
Top posts
- Ten marks of a good school
- You go over there right now.
- Psst, Episcopalians! Over here!
- Why we're dropping out of home school
- My profession
- I am wearing pants.
- "You have nothing else but God."
- BHO, OBE
- FAQses
- Pants: A Manifesto - COMMENTS CLOSED
- Seven Really Good Books for Young Adults
- Enter, The Dragon?
Check out Hallie Lord’s excellent book, inclucing my chapter on motherhood
Archives
- May 2013 (14)
- April 2013 (19)
- March 2013 (19)
- February 2013 (22)
- January 2013 (21)
- December 2012 (26)
- November 2012 (30)
- October 2012 (12)
- September 2012 (13)
- August 2012 (18)
- July 2012 (17)
- June 2012 (14)
- May 2012 (18)
- April 2012 (15)
- March 2012 (15)
- February 2012 (17)
- January 2012 (19)
- December 2011 (10)
- November 2011 (14)
- October 2011 (16)
- September 2011 (16)
- August 2011 (20)
- July 2011 (16)
- June 2011 (19)
- May 2011 (21)
- April 2011 (16)
- March 2011 (23)
- February 2011 (11)
- January 2011 (13)
- December 2010 (13)
- November 2010 (16)
- October 2010 (18)
- September 2010 (22)
- August 2010 (28)
- July 2010 (23)
- June 2010 (13)
Tags
50 Books Till Christmas advice art Babies books boys Catholicism ebook Faith and Family fat bottoms games gin guest posts Hallie Lord holidays Inside Catholic Jews kids liberals love marriage Mary modesty money Movies music My favorite joke National Catholic Register nfp Pants parenting Patrick Swayze Pope Francis pregnancy school search terms poetry Seven Quick Takes sex So tell me start your week off right The Anchoress The difference between men and women The Jerk Thursday Throwback women



I loved this! You’re the best. Good luck with your upcoming delivery. I just had my baby on Tuesday and everything’s been great.
Congratulations!!! That’s fantastic. I’m so envious. Give that baby a big smooch for me (unless it’s nap time).
Thanks! I just wrote about it on my site…I had a homebirth (my first was in the hospital), but I probably would have had a “car birth” if the hospital had been my plan. Really not expecting to be that annoying woman who gives birth between meals.
I hope I don’t sound like a kiss-ass, but I am so impressed by all of your writing. If I were in a position to be your patron, I would totally do it for the very selfish reason of wanting to read your writing in book length.
The post had me rolling … and then the comments made it hurt even more! (“Nuke the Gay Whales for Jesus” – HA-AAA-AH!)
Good luck, and may angelic nurses feed you delectable items you didn’t cook … although, let’s be real, we’re talking hospital food; so may it at least have a discernable, unobjectionable taste.
The sole thing I tell other moms who are waiting f-o-r-e-v-e-r to finally have that baby is to eat a ton of Reese’s pb cups. My last baby was 15 days late and I was begging for advice and one person told me to eat as much of a bag of Reese’s as I could. So I did and went into labor that night. I figure it’s win-win: if you go into labor, great; if not, well, at least you got to eat a bag of pb cups. Another mom I know recently combined the Reese’s with a beer and a jaunt in a neighbor kid’s birthday bounce house. She now swears by that whole combination. Good luck! (But what will I do without your writing while you’re on maternity leave???)
Better that than castor oil!
Great post. I walked passed a car in the church car park this morning with witch stickers all over the bumpers: I am a pagan Goddess, witch on board etc with skeleton hands hanging from the rear view mirror. It also had a big white sticker on the windscreen which read “This car park is for those using the church only. It is not for other part time or full time parking for any other user. I wonder if the witch will use her magic power to remove it or will she take ages to scrape it off before driving away?
Have to comment on this one (forgive me- but I have commented when I agreed with you as well– but I disagree this time.) I advocate for bumper stickers, yes I do!
Freedom of speech should be treasured in our country!! Of course I can’t stand some bumper stickers- but it is a poignant visual that we are all (quite literally) travelers on this earth. “Bad” bumper stickers give me someone to pray for- and I do. Great bumper stickers give me hope that there are other people similar to myself and my spirits are buoyed on the highways. (Do you really scoff when you see a 15-passenger van with four pro-life bumper stickers, with an advertisement for Catholic radio thrown in for good measure? I thought not.) I have thought so much about this the past few weeks– thanks for the food for thought! (kind of like a bumper sticker…)
days, not weeks– feels like weeks…
Congratulations, Simcha! I hope you email Pope Benedict XVI and let him know what you named her. How nice she was born on December 8th, too. Hope your holidays are filled with much deserved love and celebration.
I feel for you. The comments, “You’re still here?” always prompted me to want to jump up and down and say, “I’ll check.”
California Divorce Mediation Los Angeles