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Archive for March, 2009

Caught sight of myself in a bathroom mirror and decided I should grab a photo.

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A review of Elizabeth Pantley’s The No-Cry Nap Solution. If you’re considering buying this book then I’m willing to hazard a guess that you’re either something of a disillusioned let-the-baby-lead parenting type or something of a disillusioned get-them-on-a-schedule type. You’ve both got something in common right now, you’re both feeling ever so slightly completely desperate [...]

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Lauca singing: Call me morbid, call me pale. Me: Seems a little harsh, you’re only three. Lauca singing: And if you have five seconds to spare, then I’ll tell you the story of my life. Me: Well sure, five seconds seems about right, how much life story can you have at your age? (We’re listening [...]

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Good question Barbara

We don’t get The View here in Australia, at least I don’t think we do. I’m so behind on all things television, you’d think I was a crunchy granola TV-banning mother or something, when in fact we’re totally mainlining children’s DVDs here. Or rather VDs as my Nan-in-law calls them. Too cute. And speaking of [...]

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Bettina Arndt’s sex advice for the thoroughly modern patriarchy is currently making a bit of a splash in the Australian media and in honour of the recent publication of her book – The Sex Diaries – I am re-posting my previous response to her marital rape nonsense. (Apparently the post of mine, below, was briefly [...]

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Image credit: www.dailymail.co.uk You should totally watch this English documentary series – Bringing Up Baby, everyone is telling me.. so I totally will. Are you? I hear it is all very controversial – it certainly is the talk of our Montessori kindergarten.

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A review of My Little Red Book, edited by Rachel Kauder Nalebuff. There is always a story in your first, though most of my firsts however longed for, seemed to come upon me not only unexpectedly but also to feel marred by their ordinariness. I had wished I could do them over again, make them [...]

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