Lesbian Dad: notes from the crossroads of mother and father

In celebration of the 100th post

Posted Date: December 11, 2006December 29, 2006

A hundred stones on a beach in Tasmania, placed and photographed by a blogger (far more imaginative and intrepid than me) to symbolize and celebrate a hundred blog entries (click the photo to link to them). Warning! Warning! It’s a blog meme. Or at least I think it is. I’m

Page Three girls, Gramma Skye edition

Posted Date: December 11, 2006

Who loves ya, baby.

Auntie Rachel reads the classics

Posted Date: December 10, 2006December 10, 2006

Lil’ Monkey literally sucks the words out of her auntie’s mouth with her eyes, as she reads the beloved children’s classic about a duck’s near-fois gras adventures. I have renewed compassion for Scheherazade. There seem to be two kinds of weblog posters, the peripatetic, prolific types — the digital equivalents

Mary Thomas on Begin again: “So happy to “hear” your voice. It comes at the right time, as always.”
Natalie on Children will listen: “I was never a Bill Clinton or Al Gore fan myself. And I liked Bush. He felt like family. Maybe…”
Cardamom on Children will listen: “So true. So good you’re back sharing with us.”
LD on Begin again: “Cardamom! Hello again, and thank you. And I think a lot lately about the impact of the speediness/ abbreviation of…”
Cardamom on Begin again: “Just returned to my feed reader after the winter holidays – and there you are! How lovely. I never really…”

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In celebration of the 100th post

Page Three girls, Gramma Skye edition

Auntie Rachel reads the classics