Contact Tracy

You can reach me at Dandelion.Mama@gmail.com

 

Writing keeps me sane. We’re a modern family with five kids and a giant dog. My goal is to have a happy house where creativity and critical thought- mine and theirs- has room to grow, and to not worry too much about the mess. Most days I do okay.

I write for By Common Consent, as well as here. And a few other places too…

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17 thoughts on “Contact Tracy

  1. Dandelion mama

    You’re so very not alone!! I’ve not found the balance… nor has my sister! but i capitulated and decided to train as a Waldorf Steiner Kindergarten teacher!

    My days are filled with making things!! and CHILDREN in a really BiG way!

    Maybe you’d like to explore what there is in the way of parent and child Steiner groups in your part of the world… it’s an amazing experience

    Loved your blog and my comments aren’t in any way an attempt to be SMUG… I’m not! I’m shattered after a week at work and nights awake with my 2yo… but the joy is that I have my 2yo in my kindergarten!

    be joyful… you have beautiful children

  2. Hey I have seen your blog a could of times via Jen at mythbuster.

    I have a quick question: I wasn’t sure if the flickr photos are yours or not. Just seemed different to the contect of your blog.

    Blessings,

    Debbie aka The Real World Martha(S)

    • The flicker stream is NOT YOURS EITHER. I know your name and youre in Canada. you need to get off of MY PHONE! Now I know who stole my identity. YOU WONT GET AWAY WITH THIS!

  3. Hi there! I sent you some info on dist, but I couldn’t find the e-mail you gave me : ) so I sent it to the eye of the needle address. If you don’t get it, let me know another e-mail to send it to and I’ll pass it along.
    Kathy

  4. Hello Tracy,
    I wanted to let you know about a blog, MOM NOS, that you might enjoy reading. You may already know about it- but it is such a wonderful account of a single mother’s challenges and triumphs in parenting her ASD son- that I thought it was worthwhile mentioning it. The blog is very rarely updated- but when it is- it is awesome. The current and very recent post is about how the mother handled a very tricky situation with her son at school (first year of middle school.)
    Warmest regards,
    Abby

  5. I would recommend upping the amount of mustard as my neighbor who goes there every other week said my chicken salad needed more mustard and when he brought home leftovers of his Tao Tao Chicken salad I agreed with him
    Bob

  6. I made your best freaking lemon bars on earth exactly as written and waited until completely cooled
    before cutting but they had a dark crust on top and didn’t look at all like yours, have any suggestions.

  7. Hello Traci,

    I am up late in the middle of the night with food poisoning. I rarely have a few moments to myself. I was searching for some answers to some questions I had in regards to temple sealings.

    I found your blog which I found to be very Interesting. I would love to follow you and read your newest memoir. As, I have been in the process of writing down events that have happened in my life for over a decade. I am thankful you had the courage to write it.

    Currently, I feel so misplaced in society because of everything I have been through and when I try so hard to be normal. It just never feels that way. With me feeling this way, i can’t even imagine what my grown children feel. I worry about the affect this life will have on them.

    Life is certainly not how I ever imagined. And, I hope one day that I will feel the peace in my soul that I desperately desire.

    I’m so excited I came across your blog and memoir. You are truly an inspiration. Keep moving forward.

    Best regards,

    Debi

  8. My Dear Tracy,
    Uncle Gary here. What an incredibly nice blog you wrote about me. Brought tears.
    What memories I have of you. the greatest is the swing!
    You have always been very easy to love.
    Not very good at texting but I would love to talk to you in person.
    Please e-mail me and I’ll send my phone number
    Love,
    Uncle Gary

  9. Doing research I found your article about LDS Temple sealing practices. Thanks for the info. You stated that the church gave up the theology of plural marriage over a hundred years ago. This is not true. The doctrine was never and will never be rescinded. Only the practice (among living people) has been suspended.

    Also you understandably express concern that people (both men and women) can be restricted in the choice to cancel a Temple Sealing. My belief about this policy is that the Sealing is so sacred that the Lord has asked that final determination about who is sealed to who for Eternity be postponed (not removed) until we stand before him face to face. That is the time when all matters will be resolved most satisfactorily for the humble and righteous. Those who blatantly reject the gospel will of course have less to say in the matter.

    Recently President Nelson talked about this being a gospel of agency. He said we can chose who we will become and with whom we will be in eternity. That choice remains absolute but the timing is up to the Lord.

    I hope this helps. Mike.

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