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Happy Blogging for LGBT Families Day!
June first’s Blogging for LGBT Families Day, the brain child of Dana Rudolph, who publishes Mombian: Sustenance for Lesbian Moms. An exciting idea, especially for me who is: (a) still fairly...
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Same/difference
At the Museum of Modern Art, NYC: A passerby, passing by Larry Sultan’s “Film Stills from the Sultan Family Home Movies 1943-72.” Happy Blogging for LGBT Families Day, Dana Rudolph’s inspired...
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A day in the life of LGBT families
Chums beaming at SF Pride, June 2005. I know you have the little image over there in the sidebar to tell you, but I thought I’d plug something in here, too, to remind readers that Friday was Mombian’s...
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Child of the Week
Happy Blogging for LGBT Families Day! Last Thursday, at 10:30 at night, the beloved and I were propped in front of several pounds of organic English peas, shelling pod after pod. We were preparing the...
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Pas de deux
The beloved children’s classic The Velveteen Rabbit was made into an equally beloved holiday dance piece twenty-two years ago by ODC/Dance, one of our finest local dance companies. A week or so ago, I...
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“If they know us, they don’t vote against us.”
So said Harvey Milk. Â Decades later, poll after poll (here’s the most recent one at Gallup) confirms this. Respondents’ positions on gay civil equality issues are hugely different when they actually...
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Absence of malice (is not enough)
In the nick of time, and I mean the nick, I post a lil’ something for Dana Rudolph’s gift to the queer family blogoverse, Blogging for LGBT Families Day. This post here of course means I’ll have to...
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Evening time
[One evening in lesbian family life, as contribution to the 7th Annual Blogging for LGBT Families Day, hosted by Dana at Mombian.] Dusk, the crepuscular hour, the gloaming. Gentle, delicious. I am...
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