mothermade

AKA The Korean Hillbilly

26 January 2010

Yeah!

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Today, as my children and I prepared for the school day, my son asked, “Mom, will you be coming on the fieldtrip tomorrow?” I said yes, and ...
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25 January 2010

I am mother. Hear me roar!

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A year ago, my son lost his most treasured possession, a small Gap Hopper simply named “Bunny” at the Nick Hotel in Orlando. And with Bunny’...
20 November 2009

Titter loves her little sister

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Thirty-six years ago today, my life changed. At the time, I was six and very angry about this change. I had been the apple of my parents’ ...
12 October 2009

A kiss of acceptance

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I’ve been absent. We moved to Madison, Wisconsin, this past summer. And all is well. During the search for schools, I made a point of look...
01 January 2009

The Latino side

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I don’t often write about my Latino side. Usually, I forget about it unless someone whom I have never met in the flesh reminds me with a ca...
14 September 2008

On to my children …

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From very young, I never had a reason to want to know more about my birth parents. But every day, my own children astonish me. And of cours...
21 June 2008

You all are good at math, right?

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How many times have I heard that comment? I heard it in grade school, high school, college and even now, as an adult. I shouldn’t be offende...
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09 February 2008

To visit or not to visit

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It’s been 39 years since I left Korea. And I truly consider myself first and foremost an American and a Puerto Rican. In all those years, ...
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27 January 2008

My Friend, Ted

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I so enjoy a sense of humor. My friend, Ted, breathes humor. He theorized the “Crumpler or Folder” idea. He taped his face for a laugh on ...
05 January 2008

“Yer not from roun’ here, are ya?”

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My family made one of our few treks to Tennessee this holiday season. After being on the road for a few hours, we made our usual stop at a C...
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I was reared as a “Tennerican,” part Tennessean, part Puerto Rican. But truth be known, I was born Korean. I was adopted and grew up in rural, East Tennessee. Feeling unmoored and fearing my children wouldn’t know me if I passed, my blog began in 2007 as a record of my existence. To hear more of my storytelling, check out my YouTube channel @thekoreanhillbilly and the podcast “Bless Yer Lil’ Ol’ Heart” on all podcast channels.
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