Lesbian Dad: notes from the crossroads of mother and father

Let’s keep the moral arc bending toward justice

Posted Date: January 20, 2014January 21, 2014

“Martin Luther King Jr, Birmingham Alabama, 1963,” by Ernst Haas. Quiet here of late, getting accustomed to resuming ordinary life, offline and on, in the wake of my dad’s return whence he came 92+ years ago. The picture above and the links below repeat a post some years back in

Almost-seven

Posted Date: January 17, 2014January 22, 2014

Self-bearded, blade-of-grass-chewing almost-seven-year-old, Berkeley, CA. Today is the last day he’s six. He gets more complex and mysterious by the year. So mysterious that I can’t even write about it.

Let’s try this again, shall we?

Posted Date: January 1, 2014January 2, 2014

Out with the old. In with the new.

Mary Thomas on Begin again: “So happy to “hear” your voice. It comes at the right time, as always.”
Natalie on Children will listen: “I was never a Bill Clinton or Al Gore fan myself. And I liked Bush. He felt like family. Maybe…”
Cardamom on Children will listen: “So true. So good you’re back sharing with us.”
LD on Begin again: “Cardamom! Hello again, and thank you. And I think a lot lately about the impact of the speediness/ abbreviation of…”
Cardamom on Begin again: “Just returned to my feed reader after the winter holidays – and there you are! How lovely. I never really…”

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Let’s keep the moral arc bending toward justice

Almost-seven

Let’s try this again, shall we?