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Cult Related & Resources
- Not A Diamond Personal Journal of “Diamond,” one of the women I was in a cult with. She is just starting to talk about what we went through.
- Tent Moot Crash History of Bit of Earth and following the activities of Andrew Blake. We used to be enemies, but now we know better.
My Other Activities
- Isaac's Journey My blog about my first pregnancy and birth, and the son I lost.
- My Etsy Store Sometimes I make crap. Sometimes I want to get rid of it.
Other Sites I Deem Worthwhile
- 10 Centimeters Where nature and science converge; Blogging for a Better Birth
- A Brave Life Balance. Beauty. Balls.
- Cinemassacre Productions The Angry Video Game Nerd, who makes 8-bit reviews funny to even a non-gamer like me. Also, he makes movies, and that’s awesome.
- Cracked Smart, funny and cites their sources. Oh yeah.
- Free Range Kids Sanity in parenting. Keeping me from being a SMother
- Friendly Atheist News and commentary from the Godless World
- Geek in the City My cousin always wears a kilt, has a foot of beard and pretends to be a pirate on a regular basis. And yet *I’m* the crazy one. This is his job. It is awesome.
- Glamour Daze I found this and fell in love instantly.
- Glow in the Woods Amazing pregnancy/baby loss resource. Beautiful and very thorough.
- How To Be A Grown-Up Growing old takes time. Growing up takes work.
- Knocked Up, Knocked Down Though she’s not updating anymore, this is a great, irreverent, honest blog about pregnancy loss and stillbirth. She even wrote a book.
- Paging Dr. NerdLove “Helping nerds get the girl.” Love this.
- Plinkett's Reviews on RedLetterMedia I have learned more about film from his deconstructions than I did living in Hollywood. Also, pizza rolls, for some reason.
- Regretsy Oh, how I love to mock the crafts of others.
- SkepChick Logical, rational women. We do, in fact, exist.
- The Meming of Life Blog by the author of Parenting Beyond Belief
- The Nostalgia Chick Not surprisngly, the Nostalgia Chick goes more in depth than the Critic (who swears more, which is a point in his favor). Man, I’m glad someone else remembers Jem and the Holograms.
- The Nostalgia Critic Great mashup reviews of stuff from childhood. Because the 80′s were SOOOOOOOOO long ago…
- The Skeptical OB I believe in Science. Not Ambience.
Personal Blogs
- Angie the Anti-Theist
- Blag Hag
- Confessions of a Housewife A dear friend’s struggle with infertility.
- Letters to Layla
- Life Being Blonde
- Little Greenlings
- Mothering Many Feet
- The Daily Orrin The cutest little boy ever (that I didn’t personally give birth to)
- What Pale Blue Dot?
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Shitty 90′s Music
I’ve been meaning to do this for a while, and tonight’s a good night for it. I’m listening to my 90′s Pop station on Pandora and I’m going to blog about the next 10 songs that come on. Because you … Continue reading
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PBS Kid
I’ll come right out and say it: I let my son watch TV. It isn’t all that much unless I’m sick or desperate for a break, and it’s almost entirely PBS. It’s still more than my idealistic self thought I … Continue reading
Posted in Letters From the Mommyverse
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Cliteracy
(MNSFW) The 3D ultrasound was invented in 1984. Viagra, which works by inhibiting a single enzyme, was introduced in 1998. The first MRI of sexual intercourse was in 1999. The Human Genome Project, the mapping of 20,000-25,000 genes and providing a … Continue reading
Mission Log
Mission Objectives: Dress self and apply appropriate cosmetics. Do something to at least manage hair. Dress child. Grab diaper bag and make it to the bus so we can go to toddler story time at the library. Time allotted: 45 … Continue reading
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Paying it Forward
I’ve written before about our extended group of friends – our “framily” – and how close we all are. We’re a wide-ranging and well-traveled bunch, so like any family there are branches we don’t see as often. And on one … Continue reading
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Busy Bee
One thing that’s been really nice about being diagnosed with ADHD is that I have strategies and medications to deal with some of the roadblocks my brain throws up. It is giving me an opportunity to work on skills I … Continue reading
