May 15 2013
Sorry it’s been so long since I’ve written. Life has been dragging me down. So this is a little update. 1) My son had his evaluation for delays. I spoke about his speech and communication issues awhile back, but thought his vocabulary was improving enough that he would “pass” the evaluation. Unfortunately, I was [...]
Apr 21 2013
Two bedrooms. one and a half bathrooms. This may seem like it can fit a parent and child well, and it could, normally. But I have housemates. Not just one….not even two. No, I have four other housemates. FOUR. That’s a total of 6 people(5 1/2 if you count the small size of my [...]
Apr 7 2013
I received a message in my inbox today, congratulating me on giving birth and breastfeeding, despite being trans*. That I was an amazing “Addy”. It made my day. I really did breastfeed for 14 1/2 months, through pain, discomfort, illness and a bad latch. I did give birth to my son. I did hold [...]
Apr 2 2013
April is Autism Awareness Month. Many people have heard the term autism, and often the term summons images of Rain Man(for my generation) or more recently, and unfortunately, the sensationalized coverage of the Newton, Connecticut shooting. They do not see the spectrum, the diverse and wonderful spectrum of functionality. The disorder that can be [...]
Mar 29 2013
A few days ago, I posted a question about speech delays. My 18 month old son does not communicate as well as I’ve seen other children his age. I wanted to know how parents handled that sort of thing. Everyone reassured me that I was over thinking everything. I still worried. I researched, I [...]
Mar 20 2013
*This post is meant to be a semi-lighthearted look into introducing Pagan concepts while handling heavy questions with ease. Because Ostara is one of the more “borrowed” from traditions in Paganism(second only to Yule), our children will notice early on the “overlapping” similarities. If any of this offends you, I apologize in advance.* Ah, [...]
Mar 14 2013
I am a strongly opinionated person. I also have a tendency to be biting, sarcastic, and vitriolic. I’ve been known to feed trolls and attack people without due cause. This happens in both home and public life. It has caused many issues in my life, and is now affecting my career. [...]
Mar 9 2013
This morning I planned on writing about how I was able to get over the disrupting stress of visitation schedules, as well as other life situations. Things were going fantastically, things were in the mail on their way to me, work is going in a great direction…then I got a phone call that disrupted in [...]
Mar 6 2013
Last week(Friday, to be exact) I asked the following question on my Facebook page: “If you were a single parent, would you try online dating?” I got a couple of answers, positive, mixed and cautionary. One Reader wrote: “I personally would be a bit afraid to (at least the eventual meet up part of it). [...]
Feb 25 2013
So, last night my housemate and I were doing math on March’s food budget. Basically, we were debating on what was and was not needed for food. This is a big thing every month because our incomes are very small, and our food bill is fairly high, about $600 a month(5 adults and a baby). [...]
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After learning more tricks of the trade, I went on to redesign several other sites. I realized I loved the intricacies of web design and management.
Spun Silver Productions brought me on as a author agent and publicist, and I now manage several social media accounts for both them, and their currently highlighted author, Lilly Mossiano.
Personal:
I am an LGBT advocate, and FtM trans*. I am a proud geek, and a proud parent. I am also a writer, with a parenting blog of my own.
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