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A father’s day reflection or three

June 18, 2023 By Aliza Worthington 1 Comment

Family of four adults looking at the camera and smiling

Happy Father’s Day to the dude who Love you, Dad!

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Nationwide Needs to Apologize

February 2, 2015 By Aliza Worthington Leave a Comment

Quick rant, if I may. There was a lot of panning companies who ran ads during the Super Bowl because they were so damn depressing. Apart from educating the public about the damaging decrease in self-esteem most girls suffer at puberty (#runlikeagirl) and portraying an incredibly powerful anti-domestic violence ad, (calling 911 for “ordering pizza”) […]

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The Dream and Young Frankenstein

November 23, 2014 By Aliza Worthington Leave a Comment

PLEASE NOTE: ALL OF MY CHILDREN ARE FINE. However, this post contains material that some people might be painful for people who are sensitive to the subject of losing a child. So, in other words, everyone. But some VERY UNDERSTANDABLY more than others. If absolutely no one reads this because of that, I completely understand and […]

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Jesus Goes to the Dentist.

November 12, 2014 By Aliza Worthington Leave a Comment

Sometimes parents avoid their children’s questions. There are myriad reasons for this phenomenon…fatigue, discomfort, lack of maturity on the part of the child, lack of maturity on the part of the parent, and on and on. My parents rarely, RARELY did this. Even my father answered questions about sex (which made me want to puke […]

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Babysitting Training

November 6, 2014 By Aliza Worthington Leave a Comment

My 10-year-old son loves babies and little children. He loves them so much he wants to babysit for them. I told him he would need to take a babysitter training course and become certified. A couple of days later, on the way to school, he said the following to me: Leo: When I think of […]

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Say It With Me: “I Believe You.” (trigger warning – child molestation)

February 18, 2014 By Aliza Worthington Leave a Comment

I don’t pretend to know what happened in the colossally fucked-up family dynamic into which Dylan Farrow had the misfortune of being born. I realize our legal system was originally set up to make it harder to convict someone than to acquit him or her. In practice, this allows for great travesties of justice unserved, […]

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About Aliza Worthington

Brooklyn-ite at heart, Baltimore in geography, city girl regardless. I aim to elevate the conversation - almost any conversation - though my occasional episodes of sarcasm and profanity don't always have that effect. Come hang out anyway. Usually I'll buy your drink, and I tip really well. Read more >>>

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