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Growing up: here's a collection of all of our articles filed under growing up

While Mom's @ Work
The Napkin of Shame
By Chag Holland
I guess I was about thirteen years old when I discovered my parents had made a drastic change: they had morphed from loving, doting parents to aliens who had traded in their plans for world domination for a complex scheme to fully embarrass me every time...read more

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While Mom's @ Work
Too Fast, Too Soon
By Chag Holland
I was thirty-two when my wife gave birth to our first child. In the months before our daughter's arrival, I performed numerous calculations and scenarios in my head: I will be forty-eight when she receives her driver's license, fifty when she graduates...read more

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