That’s what any number of gay and lesbian couples are doing, including two who blog. I’ve mentioned now and again that my son suffers from a far amount of uneven brain chemistry. Although of superior intelligence, he does best when placed with Asperger kids and the right med mix has his mood disorder pretty much […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It dated from 1841. Sitting in the research library of the Connecticut Historical Society, I opened the delicate pages of an anti-slavery almanac while my daughter poised her pencil for note taking. She was looking for evidence of Wilsonian ideals in the days of Amistad and had decided she’d most likely find it in abolitionist […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When I winnowed through my links today, I realized the bulk of them focused on marriage equality and while that characterizes how much I care about the issue, I suspect to much focus here in the blog might not work for most of my readers. Now, I’m not going to back away from the issue; […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When I winnowed through my links today, I realized the bulk of them focused on marriage equality and while that characterizes how much I care about the issue, I suspect to much focus here in the blog might not work for most of my readers. Now, I’m not going to back away from the issue; […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Along with 400 marriage equality activists, I stood on the steps of Connecticut’s state capitol building holding my “Straight Mom for Marriage Equality.” Yeah, I know. I’m nominally bisexual and trans-curious but I’m not above using my heterosexual privilege to make a point. After all, I do have that privilege while the majority of people […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s getting close to Valentine’s Day. My local newspaper runs an entire Sunday magazine edition on sex and the Village Voice does its usual urbane holiday thing. Can’t wait to see what The Stranger does for its V-Day edition. The holiday doesn’t fill me with warm fuzzies (or chocolates for that matter). If anything, it […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Yesterday, my family and I went into Hartford to see The Triplets of Belleville that was showing at a local college. We weren’t sure which route through the city to take and ended up following the posted route. Well, within two blocks, I knew we weren’t taking the most efficient route, but it’d been some […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has clarified its recent gay marriage ruling in time for the state’s upcoming Constitutional Convention. (See also.) I’m holding my breath, waiting for the conservative shit to hit the fan. The big battle for equal rights might well begin in earnest now and there’s plenty of reason to fear social […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
All I’ve got to say is that’s one hell of a nipple appliance! And a lovely breast to boot. I mean that. Janet’s lovely. Hey, as far as I’m concerned between Janet’s fetished body exposed, the nostalgia of a naked streaker being manhandled off the field, and New England winning in the last seconds, I’m […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
All I’ve got to say is that’s one hell of a nipple appliance! And a lovely breast to boot. I mean that. Janet’s lovely. Hey, as far as I’m concerned between Janet’s fetished body exposed, the nostalgia of a naked streaker being manhandled off the field, and New England winning in the last seconds, I’m […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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