Again, important reading if you are rethinking your feminism and working on radical transformation. (How lovely it is to provide this link)H/T to BROWNFEMIPOWER
Author: Lisa
New Munchkins
My sister-in-law just gave birth two days ago to a new baby boy! Nick and I have another nephew! Joseph Guatano Factora was born a big 8lbs and some ounces at 3:30am May 14, 2008. A big congrats to Lisa and Nick Feczko for their bouncing bundle, Andrew who was born this week as well! […]
CALIFORNIA!
Bring it, baby!
Life Under Construction
Ebb and flow. The ebb and flow of life has brought me to a place where I am failing to remain centered on life’s most recently delivered tray of decisions. Moving. House. Job. Trip. Travels. Ebb and flow. The waves of life are bringing some big tidal waves where I will still be sailing along […]
Oh YEAH
Break out the brass band from the heavens.
A HOUSE!
We’re 2/3 of the way there. We put an offer in. Negotiated. Accepted. We’re in for the inspection phase. [waiting, waiting]
Feminist Mothering
By this time next year, I’d like to be a mother, or expecting biologically or through adoption. Today, a weird day, Mother’s Day, I am thinking about what kind of guardian I will be. I’ve encountered lots of phrases to describe the experience and effort to parent young souls in a manner that indulges in […]
Springing Forward
There is something tragic about Spring that I cannot put into words. The lush green trees, the sweet clean air, and the sound of baseball meeting a bat. Spring time. I sit here with red eyes, a scratchy throat, and compressed lungs that wheeze when outside for more than 5 minutes. I hate my allergies. […]
Surveying the Damage: Part II
As I continue to survey the damage, I find an growing awkwardness inside me. There’s almost a puddle of disgust next to my computer from writing – again – about the latest feminist bombs. (I’m soooo sick of this.) On the stronger hand, I don’t feel quite right to blog “as usual” yet either. One […]
The Most Awesome Zine Lesson
If I could look into a crystal ball and see what our daughters of the mujerista movement, feminists, womanists, and whoever works for equality say about creativity, I would hope to the heavens that our children look and talk like this when solidying their voices into existence. GO to Hermana Resist for how her children […]