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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Because we think it’s okay for anybody to love
We walked in the San Francisco Pride parade this weekend. Weeks ago we checked out A Pig Parade Is A Terrible Idea at one of our weekly library visits, and ever since Bridget has called all parades Pig Parade. She … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, breastfeeding, feminism, parenting, personal is political, Pride, San Francisco, sexuality
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San Francisco summer
I was warned not to expect summer weather in San Francisco this time of year, but at least last week we did have some summer here.
Breastfeeding locavore
A few weeks ago Bridget happened to be nursing as we were arriving at the Free Farm Stand* which sets up right outside our community garden. I don’t remember what the volunteer who greeted us said about her nursing, but … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, breastfeeding, eating, food justice, Free Farm Stand, locavore, parenting, San Francisco
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Niki’s Own Ashram
You should go right now and bookmark Niki Whiting’s new blog My Own Ashram, where she’ll be documenting a year of diving deeply into four consecutive spiritual paths, yoga, Feri, Christianity, and place. Her first post just went up today, … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, My Own Ashram, Pagan Families, spiritual practice, spirituality, yoga
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Feminist Collections
My contributor’s copy of the winter 2011 Feminist Collections has arrived in the mail. I’m quite pleased that its “Round-Up 4: FaceBook, Podcasts & Twitter in Women’s Studies” includes my short essay on using FaceBook in the women’s studies classroom. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, FaceBook, Feminist Collections, research, teaching, women's studies
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Introducing Pagan Families, and a call for contributions
I’m so excited to announce the birth of my new project: Pagan Families: A Resource for Pagan Pregnancy and Birth. Pregnancy and birth are mysteries. They are, in fact, among the great mysteries of life. I believe that they’re also … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, birth, blog, Contemporary Pagan Studies, Pagan Families, pregnancy, spirituality
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Mrs. Partner’s Last-Name
I bit my tongue when she called me Mrs. Partner’s Last-Name. I bit my tongue because it felt more important to me in that moment to have her as an ally than to correct her assumption. I bit my tongue, … Continue reading