I always think of the lady who ended a post by saying she was able to write it because she was tandem breast feeding her 3 year old and 6 month old and that meant her hands were free.
The whole article, which didn't name any kids was about how her three year old would not stop breast feeding.
The article stuck with me for a long time for many different reasons, but the main one, was the overwhelming feeling of not wanting to be "that" writer.
I was sure I wanted to be paid for my writing ability and not for sharing the inner workings of my life.
Which I get is silly, since writing is so damn personal.
Thanks for stopping by. The conclusion I came to is that we, as human writers, are just going to have to do a lot less worrying about semantics, and a lot more connecting with our readers.