Sarah Palin and My Playroom

posted May 18, 2009 at 1:25pm

I woke up this morning and realized I’m still hysterical, so I won’t write about Sarah Palin — not yet, maybe not ever. But I’ll dance around the edges.

Last night I walked past our playroom (once the formal — ha! — dining room in our ramshackled but well-loved house) and realized it looks just like a “before” picture for one of those shows, like Clean Sweep. That’s appropriate, since I spend a lot of time looking over my shoulder, waiting for Stacy and Clinton from What Not To Wear to pop out and offer me $5000 to quit dressing like such a schlub.

I’ve not seen Sarah Palin’s house, but judging by her look — from her hair down to her heels — it does not resemble mine.

For now, I will say no more. I am going to focus my hysterical energy on cleaning out the playroom and giving the toys the girls have outgrown to the needy families of babies with Down syndrome and teen moms.

Whoops. Did I say that?

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2 Responses to “Sarah Palin and My Playroom”

  1. ROFL!! Ummm, you should see my kids’ closets. Yikes! I’m so with you on the Clean Sweep and What Not To Wear remarks. I work from home, so my wardrobe consists of T-shirts (printed ones for home, plain colored ones for running errands and IEP meetings) and jeans. At least I don’t wear sweat pants all day!

  2. Yes you said it! Oh geez, I see this was written before last night’s address at the convention. Apparently I’m somewhat hysterical about it too, because I keep getting the look from Rob. Perhaps it’s because I was talking to the TV. A lot.

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Amy Silverman has two beautiful daughters, Annabelle and Sophie. Sophie has Down syndrome. These days, Amy divides the world into two groups: the people who adore Sophie, and those who don’t look twice. Amy has to remind herself that once upon a time -- when it came to people who are "different" -- she fell in the latter category. And therein lies the blog... Read more
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