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Queer families and tree frogs
3 Comments Published April 29th, 2008 in Baba familias, Seraphim/dakiniOur Family Coalition, the Bay Area’s queer family organization, held its tenth annual LGBTQ Family Night at the Berkeley YMCA this past weekend. And I won’t be the only one to tell you that when they say in their notices about the event that “hordes” of LGBTQ parents and their children attend, they are […]
I love them like I know the loss of a child.
My nephew and his cancer battle come to me all the time. These memories form the hazy-dense under-writing on top of which the love of my children is written every day. But Erik and the loss of him comes never more directly than […]
E.U.P. • February 27, 1995 — March 24, 2005.
Muted backstory here (towards the end). Care for musical accompaniment? Reader Chumpy posted this link to Joby Talbot’s “Cumulonimbus” the other day, which conveys, at least to me, a sense of grateful wonder, of “a bride married to amazement.”
“When Death Comes”
by Mary […]
Fortune Friday
11 Comments Published March 21st, 2008 in Seraphim/dakini, Mostly a picture, Re: the lil' peanut“You are a bundle of energy, always on the go.”
This fortune should have gone to the lil’ peanut, rather than the Baba, who is an Object At Rest Trying Valiantly, Against All Odds, To Stay At Rest. If I had a personalized license plate, it would read: I [heart] NRTIA. (Which […]
She lived to mooch; she mooched to live
3 Comments Published March 19th, 2008 in Seraphim/dakini, From the vaultMax, Jr. October ?, 1993 – March 19, 2007. [Photo taken: September 8, 2006.]
You’ll never know how much baby-generated dinner table detritus your dog is taking care of until she’s gone. Though you’ll probably know how much you love her before then.
I miss her every single day.
The lil’ monkey’s family portraits still include […]
Love is a rebellious bird
7 Comments Published February 29th, 2008 in Seraphim/dakini, Re: the lil' monkey, Mostly a pictureElmo’s World?
Okay, no. Different tack. Sleater-Kinney?*
Nope, Carmen. To be exact, Carmen’s first dittie, “L’amour est un oiseau rebelle.” A.k.a. the “Habañera,” here rendered with signature gusto by La Divina.
Last weekend we heard the Metropolitan Opera’s Saturday radio broadcast of Bizet’s ever-popular opera as I was making blueberry pancakes, […]
Monday eye candy
5 Comments Published February 25th, 2008 in Seraphim/dakini, Mostly a picture, Re: the lil' peanutI may be speaking for only myself when I say that a little cheering up is in order. Lawrence King’s death (and the poisonous homophobia / misogyny that spawned it) still sits heavy on my heart. Plus my nephew’s birthday is coming up. Nephew that’s in the ether, that is. Would […]
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