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My Tattooed Teenager

November 8, 2013 By Aliza Worthington 16 Comments

She’d been asking for years.  My firstborn, with the red hair and creamy skin, wanted a tattoo.  For years she’s been asking. The child who, if she could, would paint her room a different color every other month.  The child who, if her parents could, would ask them to rearrange the furniture in her room every other […]

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The Plan B Pill: If It Were MY Daughter…

June 22, 2013 By Aliza Worthington 4 Comments

…I’d want Plan B to be available over the counter. I say this realizing there are great moral complexities involved here.  I’ve thought about it a lot regarding under-age girls seeking abortion.  When it comes to abortion, I ask myself, “Would I want to be notified if it were my daughter?  Would I want the doctor to […]

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Happy Mother’s Day!

May 11, 2013 By Aliza Worthington 12 Comments

Here’s why I love this comic strip very much. One might read this and think its creators are saying, “Damn teenagers.  They have no vocabulary.  They never talk to us.  They never TELL us anything.” I see something completely different in this comic strip. 1.  Teenagers are moody. 2.  Teenagers have trouble figuring out what’s […]

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Brave New World of Parenting

February 19, 2013 By Aliza Worthington Leave a Comment

I am so proud of my kids.  Most people are proud of their kids, but this week, I feel especially proud. My husband and I did something very scary this weekend.  We left the kids home by themselves overnight.  It was my daughter’s idea. Now, those of you who have declared us delusional and insane, please […]

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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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