By Monica Cravotta | Published: Thursday, February 11, 2010
Here’s the bizarre dichotomous nature of my life right now. On the one hand, I’m fully living the stress of this recession as my husband and I scramble to figure out how to live off of 10% of the income we had three years ago.
On the other hand, I’ve never been more rich than I am right now. I’ve never felt more alive or inspired to create; I have never been more fully expressed (I love writing my bloggity blog!), and I have never felt more gratitude for everything I have: My family, my health, my connections with others. Pure sweetness and true wealth in my book.
And — HOLY POWER OF INTENTION — we have a live-in cook!!
Amazing! Sometimes I still can’t believe it. I can play with my girls and/or exercise while someone else prepares a home-cooked healthy meal and after dinner I can either work or participate in our bed-time routine and someone else cleans the kitchen. What?? Is this for real?? (more…)
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By Monica Cravotta | Published: Monday, October 26, 2009
So I actually really enjoyed this movie despite its AP bashing. I particularly liked the main characters played by John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph and the 100% Alexi Murdoch soundtrack.
It was one of those movies that technically should be in the chic flick category and therefore begrudgingly watched by my husband. But Away We Go offered just the right combination of quirkiness and adult humor to have my husband totally on board. In fact, he picked it out.
In the movie, a 30-something couple, pregnant with their first child, decides to travel around the U.S. to find the best place to settle down as parents. This multi-city setting choice for the script worked well aesthetically, providing a lot of great contrast for the scenes. It also served as a convenient way to couch the real journey taking place for the couple which was not so much an exploration of different cities, but of different types of parenting styles and parenting experiences.
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