posted by Maureen McHugh at 10:34 AM
I'm a writer with four novels and more than two dozen short stories published. The best known is probably my novel China Mountain Zhang. A collection of my short stories, called Mothers and Other Monsters, was published by Small Beer Press in July '05.
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6 Comments:
It's a pretty awesome picture; the background is very cool, and the do not fuck with me expression, too.
He's adorable, Maureen, but you do realize that showing us this photo means that when we go over the top you're going to be the first to get plugged, right?
So just pretend I have whipped out my wallet and am thrusting a picture of my kid on you. Isn't he handsome? And he's smart, too.
That is a beautiful picture - and your post has now officially made me smiley for the rest of the morning.
I thought you said he looks like Bob!
Actually, maybe he does look like Bob. My facial recognition wetware is so impaired that it impacts my teaching, so I am probably not the one to say.
Does he look like Bob?
Not so much in this photo, Greg, but to see them together it's obvious that the milkman was not involved.
The color of this photo is breathtaking, but, I hate to spoil your fun here, Maureen. I taught Adam when he was a sophomore in high school and that is definitely, most decidedly not the "little boy" who sat in the third seat, fourth row. Nope. I'm not buying it!
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