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Gestation: Baba goes to Pride
0 Comments Published January 30th, 2008 in Anima animus, Baba familias. Part four of a six-part series of excerpts from “Confessions of a Lesbian Dad,” originally published in Confessions of the Other Mother: Non-biological Lesbian Moms Tell All (Ed. Harlyn Aizley. Boston: Beacon, 2006).
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Happy as a clam was I, when I went to my first LGBT Pride [...]
Part three of a six-part series of excerpts from “Confessions of a Lesbian Dad,” originally published in Confessions of the Other Mother: Non-biological Lesbian Moms Tell All (Ed. Harlyn Aizley. Boston: Beacon, 2006).
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I confess: coming up with the name “Baba†for my kind of parent — [...]
Part two of a six-part series of excerpts from “Confessions of a Lesbian Dad,” originally published in Confessions of the Other Mother: Non-biological Lesbian Moms Tell All (Ed. Harlyn Aizley. Boston: Beacon, 2006).
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A few months after I outed myself as a butchy lesbian not-mom at a [...]
Parenthood is a very gendered thing
5 Comments Published January 25th, 2008 in Anima animus, Baba familias.Part one of a six-part series of excerpts from “Confessions of a Lesbian Dad,” originally published in Confessions of the Other Mother: Non-biological Lesbian Moms Tell All (Ed. Harlyn Aizley. Boston: Beacon, 2006).
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I didn’t always know I would be a lesbian dad. Sure, I always knew I [...]
New Year’s clearance
20 Comments Published January 2nd, 2008 in Anima animus, Metacommentary, Seraphim/dakini.At left: Glitter glam dress lights up the couch, Dorrington, CA.
Last week when LD was OWON (Offline WithOut Notice), I had written most of a draft piece about the Christmas holiday. In it I wrote about how when I was young, the holiday’s primary meaning stemmed from the repetition of traditional songs, and decorations, [...]
A.P.B.: ENDA trans discrimination on hold
1 Comment Published October 2nd, 2007 in APB, Anima animus.Much afoot about the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, or ENDA. I’m too slow-moving a craft to do much justice to breaking news (more cruise ship than speedboat), but I definitely want to alert readers not already more abreast than me to what’s up with this bill.
The ENDA is a proposed U.S. federal [...]
[Non-female reader alert! The word "menstruation" appears no fewer than four times below! You've been warned, brother! Skip this now, if you're a wuss, or read on, if you dare!]
Extree, extree: Baba has The Change o’ Life! It’s the first thing I have ever done earlier than expected.
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That’s *Mister* Tittlemouse to you
8 Comments Published September 19th, 2007 in Anima animus, Baba familias, Kid lit, Re: the lil' monkey.The beloved has a spate of evening rehearsals during the upcoming month or so, and I’ve called in the reinforcements, which for the most part consists of a phalanx of chums I’ve seen far too little of since we got with child #2. It’s not like I couldn’t hack it, managing the dinner/bath/bedtime routine [...]




Lesbian Dad is written by a parent who answers to the name "Baba" and works toward a world in which amor does indeed vincit omnia. 


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