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If you live in Toronto, which I don’t: Demeter Press invites you to join editors, May Friedman and Shana L. Calixte to celebrate the publication of their new book:Mothering and Blogging The Radical Art of the MommyBlog Friday, February 26, 2010 Toronto Women’s Bookstore 7pm 73 Harbord Avenue, Toronto (Harbord/Spadina)

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This from Daddy Dialectic. And this from Bitch PhD.

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You probably can’t tell from the photo just how much stupidity occurs during bath time, but for one, Cormac spends almost the entire time standing up.. and he is a slippery baby who can’t yet walk. This bathroom is pure chaos, but somehow I have ended up with the other bathroom entirely to myself, so [...]

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Cormac has now been out for as long as he was in.

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Image from here: Norah Cyrus, looking “sweet, yet edgy” (?) standing against a wall of advertising for toys. A bunch of people are saying that Norah Cyrus and Emily Grace (two Disney stars, I think) are putting out a line of lingerie for young girls. Norah is nine years old and Emily is eight years [...]

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I confess to having seen Geek.Anachronism around the Internet for like, ever, and yet when I dropped by to read her response to my 10 questions about your feminist motherhood I suddenly realised I had never been to her blog before. Somehow I have missed Lucy completely. And I don’t know how that happened, because [...]

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I get these updates from the Association for Research on Mothering (ARM) and frequently mean to post on them and don’t get around to it, which is basically the story of my life right now. (Hello to all those feminist carnivals that I keep missing). Anyway, if you are ever looking for something a bit [...]

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We adore and adore, and adore some more. Except for late this afternoon when I was fed up with adoring.

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You know you are living with a four year old when you find mysterious teeny tiny stickers in obscure locations around your house. Truth be told I actually quite like the secrecy involved in the claiming of space for art, but I wouldn’t admit that to her of course.

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