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Leslie Blanchard

I am a wife of 1 and mother of 5, who writes a blog called, A Ginger Snapped. After I received my Journalism degree, I didn't write anything for 27 years, except grocery lists and my family's Christmas Letter. All that changed, when they invented the iPad with a waterproof cover. Now, I lay in the bathtub all day, neglecting my other responsibilities, and write about life outside of the bubbles.

validate me at:
http://agingersnapped.com

How To Change Your Spouse

For more hilarious humor on married life from Leslie Blanchard, find her at agingersnapped.com. This post was originally featured there. I’m always shocked when people say, “you can’t change your spouse…” Preposterous. Of course you can change your spouse! If you’ve played house with the same person for 30 years or more and haven’t managed to …

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How Will Anyone Tell If I’m Losing It?

For more middle-aged child rearing and marriage humor from Leslie find her at agingersnapped.com. This post was originally featured there.  As one might imagine, the topic of aging gracefully and general overall lucidity has been on the table ever since our two mothers spent a few days with us attending graduation festivities last week. Right before …

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A Little Parenting Humor: How Uber Has Saved Me

Parenting is an interesting journey. No matter how many kids you have and their ages, you’ve got a lot of fun ahead of you. And a lot of responsibility. And a lot of exhaustion. Consider all of this before diving in to read what Leslie shares here about chauffeuring her youngest around town. She’s got some …

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My Sunday Morning Neck: A Hickey At Midlife

For more middle-aged child rearing and marriage humor from Leslie find her at agingersnapped.com. When people say, “You’ll laugh at this one day,” they’re usually right. I can’t believe how many things in my life I thought were utter tragedies at the time they occurred, that I eventually found humorous. I stress the word eventually but, …

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