Happy Holidays!
So now that I’ve got the big stuff out of the way, I have some good times to blog about, thanks to H1 (my first husband). Chicken hasn’t seen his dad since August. August of 2009. You might remember that I told H1 that he sucked big ole donkey dick over the phone that summer, [...]
Double Rainbow
I’ve been processing some stuff for a while, and haven’t found the way to blog it well. Which means that I’m giving myself writer’s block at a time where I have a lot to say about other things, for fuck’s sake. The only way around this is a quick and dirty post. Then I can [...]
*Squeeesh*
So, we know that I make up ridiculous stories all the time, right? Not here, on Sam’s Stories, but in my everyday nerdy twelve year old boy life that I live while being a thirty-seven year old woman raising three boys. In my house we have this thing, whenever someone is put down, insulted, or [...]
Passwords, Protection, Butt Sex
I’m making this post sticky in order to make sure everyone reads it. READ THIS. Okay? If you asked for the password related to adoption posts, you may have it. EVERYONE. Except my First Son and his parents. If you think that you might be my First Son or his parents, I politely request that [...]
A Formula For Disaster
Although I frequently want to blog about Adam having Asperger’s Syndrome I am stopped by the reactions that I get in real life. When I say that Adam does this or that thing, the person invariably says, “Oh he’s just being a man. That’s what men do.” I respond by saying, “No. This is not [...]
Quick Like a Bunny, My Dude is Staring
Oh man, you guys and gals. I was blown away by your thoughtful responses as well as the lurky people that came forward to say HELLO GIMME THE PASSWORD. I’ve done that a few times, and it is hard to get up the nerve to ask a person that does not know you for the [...]
Protected: Adoption Is Hard
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Breastfeeding, Not Breathing, Colds, Babies and Addicted Toddlers
For those of you that have not been hanging around Sam’s Stories for years, in 2006 my father died. He had been dying, in bits and pieces for years. First there were years of chronic bronchitis, years of emphysema, years of steroids and endless inhalers. Dragging around oxygen, setting himself on fire that one time [...]



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