Having a Baby…
Me: Just one more push! We’ve just got one more! Steph: YOU SAID THAT THE LAST FIVE TIMES!!!!!!!!! Me: I meant, one more in this set. Because baby-birthing is the ultimate total fitness workout.
First They Came For…
They came first for the gays and the Jews, and I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t gay, or a Jew. Then they came for the immigrants and the socialists, and I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t an immigrant or a socialist. Then they came for the Muslims, and I didn’t speak up because
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I’m Not Sure Yet if This is Depressing Or Not
“You must give up the life you planned in order to have the life that is waiting for you.” – Joseph Campbell
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Three Things Make a Post. Pity I Only Have One.
Started writing a post about The Windup Girl, then was beaten out by the heat. Tra-la. Have been spending most of my updating time on Facebook, as it’s faster and easier to update than the blog when all you’ve got are a couple of links and some piecemeal reactions to random life events. Too much
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For the Record
… the nearest Meetup group that shows up when ones searches for “feminism” is in Louisville. I suspect searching for something like “women’s studies” would end up with similar results. There is a gay Christians group, however. Go figure. You’ve got a long way to go, Ohio.
Book Contract for God’s War & Infidel Arrived Today
(yes, yes, this is the SECOND one. It’s a wacky business) Need I say more?
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Words for the Road
“As long as you make an identity for yourself out of pain, you cannot be free of it.” -Eckhart Tolle
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Eating Real Food
Half our cauliflowers appear to have been eaten by some kind of fungus, but these two turned out lovely, and we’ll be turning them into a fine cauliflower mash tomorrow. And here’s what our garden currently look like, after harvesting some peas, a tomato, two cauliflowers, and two broccoli (including harvest of broccoli florets after
What We Eat
I made the switch to eating like a real person back in Chicago (I lived well in Alaska, too, but fell on hard times in South Africa where I subsisted mainly on peri-peri rice, spinach pies, and Woolworth’s prepared foods), but I’m still sometimes impressed at the amount of shrubbery that goes into the shopping