Archive for June, 2007
Note to self: when we’re knee-deep in the worst of it — when she’s got the shampoo all in her hair, and she has moved from stubbornly refusing to let it get washed out, to desperately begging through tears that we not wash it out, and we know there’s little else we can do at [...]
Extree, extree: About.com calls LD a top! Blog!
8 Comments Published June 7th, 2007 in Metacommentary, Miscellaney.This news flash, while of course tooting the LD horn, is intended to thank Kathy Belge for the nod, and to toot the horns of the other nine blogs she chose.
As part of a series she’s doing for Pride month — various and sundry thing to be proud of — Kathy looked at [...]
Whose shoes is whose? Or, find the lesbian!
36 Comments Published June 5th, 2007 in Go hetero ally go!, Nonsense fun.After the merriment of my first blogular jelly bean count thingy, in which I promised a t-shirt to the person who could most accurately guess the number of pictures I took of my infant son in a twenty-minute spree, I vowed to do it again sometime, when I was duly inspired.
Well I have [...]
A day in the life of LGBT families
1 Comment Published June 4th, 2007 in Blogging for LGBT Families Day.Chums beaming at SF Pride, June 2005.
I know you have the little image over there in the sidebar to tell you, but I thought I’d plug something in here, too, to remind readers that Friday was Mombian’s Blogging for LGBT Families Day. At final count, over 140 posts were submitted, by people from all [...]
Weekend bonus shot, 06.02.07
11 Comments Published June 2nd, 2007 in Mostly a picture, Weekend bonus shot.Dads’ night out (with Looky Daddy), New York City.
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At the Museum of Modern Art, NYC: A passerby, passing by Larry Sultan’s “Film Stills from the Sultan Family Home Movies 1943-72.”
Happy Blogging for LGBT Families Day, Dana Rudolph’s inspired jamboree of blogular LGBT family love and visibility! For those of us who are L or G or B or T, and whose writing [...]
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