Archive for May, 2007
…a coupla pregnant lesbians! Wish them well! I knew they were lesbians because of the tell-tale Mich Fest hoodie thing. They knew I was because of what I had my daughter in:
It pays to advertise.
Weekend bonus shot, 05.26.07
6 Comments Published May 26th, 2007 in Mostly a picture, Weekend bonus shot.Mother and son vocalizing, Berkeley, CA.
Eeek! What’s wrong with this picture? Right! No parents!
More on the the Mary n’ Heather baby news, along with the ACTUAL official White House photo of the proud kin, from Pam Spaulding at the Blend and her berth at Pandagon. The Family Pride Blog has a piece on [...]
[Heavy work week = images > text. Lo siento.]
The lil’ monkey and her buddy CoCo had an extended and fun-filled reading session during our recent visit to the southland (a.k.a. L.A.). I was supplying them a steady stream of books — you’d be amazed at how the pages just fly by when you aren’t [...]
She loves me, she loves me lots
7 Comments Published May 21st, 2007 in Mostly a picture, Re: the bairn.Sure, the addition of the second kid definitely represented an exponential, not arithmetic jump in parental labor. And the toddler + infant combo can be tremendously daunting at times, when there’s just one of us and the both of them are simultaneously at the apex of need, (toddler’s needs: 75% emotional; infant’s: 75% physical; [...]
Weekend bonus shot, 05.19.07
0 Comments Published May 19th, 2007 in Mostly a picture, Weekend bonus shot.Bath time with friends, Los Angeles, CA.
Join a global women’s chit-chat
0 Comments Published May 18th, 2007 in Baba familias, Go hetero ally go!.“Tilt!,” an essay I posted here some months ago, has been recently republished online as a part of an online exhibit at the International Museum of Women’s Imagining Ourselves Project. The International Museum of Women (IMOW) is a “museum without walls” which sponsors events and exhibits online. (Here’s a March, 2006 piece on [...]
…who looks at the world from your unique vantage point,
and who takes The Sound of Music as seriously as you do,
even if she does suffer from the occasional lapse in focus.
[Happy Birthday Auntie Rache! XXOO!]






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