When I have grown a foot or two…
Jeff is maturing right before our eyes and it is a wonder to behold. His hormonal angst and testosterone surges are gradually mellowing into a more even keeled rock of quiet and stability. I think it is terrible to stereotype and box our children in with identifying characteristics that pidgeonhole them into a noxious mix … Read more
#jennyhatch U.S. Cesarean Rate Drops for First Time in More Than a Decade
By Jill Arnold The CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics just released the latest birth statistics for the United States. According to the report, Births: Preliminary Data for 2010, the national cesarean rate dropped from 32.9% to 32.8%. This is the first time in more than a decade that the rate has not increased. The following … Read more
Freedom Vs. Tyranny – Is The Occupy Wall Street Movement just another lefty fakeout?
This Post is dedicated to my friend Ruth Mangus who died this past week. (Ruth is in the purple t shirt in front of the gate at the Denver Capitol and I am standing on the UN flag counter demonstrating at an Anti War Rally in September of 2005) Here is my AAR from this … Read more
Blogging Mothers Magazine October 2011 Edition
This Edition of the Magazine is focused on the whole Gardasil Debate that has taken place these past few weeks since Michele Bachmann made an issue of it in the last GOP Debate. Since the Gardasil conversation is one that for me goes back to before the Vaccine was even put on the market and … Read more
Home Birth, story, quote, and a movie…
My friend Becky had an eight pound boy at home last night. She asked me to be available to help with her three older children if she gave birth during the day. But since she gave birth at 2 am, I was not able to attend. While I would have loved to be around just … Read more
