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posted by Ana Veciana-Suarez at 8:58 AM
Ana Veciana-Suarez is a columnist and writer for The Miami Herald. She is the author of several books, including The Chin Kiss King, Birthday Parties in Heaven and the young adult novel, Flight to Freedom. When she's not writing, she's giving her diabetic dog insulin shots, ferrying her sons to sports practices and practicing breathing exercises at red lights. Her five children have promised to start a counter-blog.
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2 Comments:
Why? How does that make any sense?
Ana- Im with you. Our son/oldest turned 14 yesterday with the party being last saturday night. It was an experience to watch 13-16 year olds in a social situation. The boys wanting rock music and the girls dance music. They settled on
alternating every 1/2 hour. All of us oldtimers watched and all said we never did this when we were young. We had our celebration on
sunday cleaning up the backyard and
watching football. My wife deserves
a vacation by herself for what she
does, especially this time of year.
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