A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Thursday, October 11, 2012
Dating a Teenager's Mother
I remember several years ago, a colleague at work turned to me and said, “You shouldn’t go for women who had children.” I remember looking back at her and said, “Finding a woman at my age without children...yeah right.” I remember the conversation well, and how true it was then, and still is.
Falling in love is hard enough, even though when it happens its way to easy to just fall. Lisa and I fell fast, and hard, and it was wonderful. But quite a few people were startled by it all, watching from the outside. Not least of which, was a teenage daughter caught in the middle. But here’s one thing I’ve learned, if you are to have a mother love you, then you have to love the child as well.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
(poem) For my Step-Daughter
Never thought I’d live to see
A daughter’s birthday
It always seemed impossible to me
To have a teenager make me feel this way
But alas
I do,
Despite all your sass
I love you
No matter how you hack it
You were the baggage this relationship taunted
But in the end, I must acquit
Because you are the daughter I always wanted
I missed the first decade (and a half) of your life
Which pains me to know end
But I honestly feel no strife
Because we have become such fast friends
I know I’m just a silly old man
But from this day
I shall do all that I can
To never let our friendship decay
You have your life in front of you
But the same can be said about every day
But as sure as the sky is blue
I hope you have many a happy birthday
Enjoy this life as best you can
Chase your dreams
But never chase a man
And simply learn to bask in the moonbeams
I don’t remember my own sixteenth birthday
I’m sure you’ll forget things, as well
But never forget to dance and play
Because that is the only way to excel
Always remember what Einstein said
“Imagination is more important than Knowledge,”
The talent of imagination is not widespread
And only knowledge is a privilege.
So enjoy this day with your new step-dad
I know I will enjoy it with you, my step-daughter
Happy birthday and don’t be sad
Or else I shall almost kill you with laughter.
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
A daughter’s birthday
It always seemed impossible to me
To have a teenager make me feel this way
But alas
I do,
Despite all your sass
I love you
No matter how you hack it
You were the baggage this relationship taunted
But in the end, I must acquit
Because you are the daughter I always wanted
I missed the first decade (and a half) of your life
Which pains me to know end
But I honestly feel no strife
Because we have become such fast friends
I know I’m just a silly old man
But from this day
I shall do all that I can
To never let our friendship decay
You have your life in front of you
But the same can be said about every day
But as sure as the sky is blue
I hope you have many a happy birthday
Enjoy this life as best you can
Chase your dreams
But never chase a man
And simply learn to bask in the moonbeams
I don’t remember my own sixteenth birthday
I’m sure you’ll forget things, as well
But never forget to dance and play
Because that is the only way to excel
Always remember what Einstein said
“Imagination is more important than Knowledge,”
The talent of imagination is not widespread
And only knowledge is a privilege.
So enjoy this day with your new step-dad
I know I will enjoy it with you, my step-daughter
Happy birthday and don’t be sad
Or else I shall almost kill you with laughter.
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
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