Housewife Tuesday – Internal Organs
May 26, 2017
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Mary has learned a few things in her 49 years. One of the lessons she talks about in this Housewife Tuesday, is to trust your instincts.
Dive deep into the world of Mary Panza in the Housewife Tuesday blog where she breaks down life, love, motherhood, and writing.
Mary has learned a few things in her 49 years. One of the lessons she talks about in this Housewife Tuesday, is to trust your instincts.
Mary Panza always has a busy and often grueling April, but this year had the addition of planning and hosting a 24-hour poetry open mic.
Mary Panza is back to get everyone caught up on J.K. Rowling, Readings Against the End of the World, and things you can do with pet hair.
Mary Panza is overwhelmed, much like many others are these days, so she is instituting some new guidelines to live by.
It is official: Mary Panza and 3b will fight about anything, even the most innocent of issues. In “Round One” she goes in swinging.
Mary Panza is trying to keep it all together and what better way to do that than a trip to Walmart to go shopping for 3b.
Mary Panza decided to go a different route after this week’s election and write about an old friend in this edition of Housewife Tuesday.
Her whole life, the only thing Mary felt she had that made her beautiful were her eyes. She’s not bragging, she knew she had pretty eyes.
Mary Panza is back and catching everyone up on her busy summer – filled with new babies, new places to eat in Troy, and poetry features.
Mary Panza swears on her mother’s good eye and upon all that is holy that the following story is the truth.
Mary Panza is getting ready for her feature at Albany Poets Presents by imagining what it would be like to be interviewed by James Lipton.
Mary Panza goes to the Bowery Electric in NYC and wonders where all these boy hipsters and rock and rollers find their skinny jeans.
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