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Category Archives: Books
Food Thoughtfulness Advocates Disturbing the Powerful
A couple of quick thoughts about Marion Nestle’s work and her site, Food Politics. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Health & Food, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Halloween
Happy Halloween. A link to some cwwwwaazzzee people. And two pics of the kid. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Parenting, Religion & Politics
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Parenting Books and Confirmation Bias
Parenting books–I found some that I like; but oops-does that mean I’m succumbing to confirmation bias? Also: namaste! Continue reading
Posted in Books, General Musings, Parenting, Relationships
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Kojo and the Kingdom
Today’s Kojo Nnamdi show about Saudi Arabia. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Energy & Environment, Foreign Policy
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Small Tab Dump
Image via Wikipedia Apparently Google is not taking very good care of the Usenet archive. That’s disappointing. And speaking of Google, I’m still waiting for my Google Wave invite. It’s been several days now since at least two different people … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Entertainment, General Musings, Parenting, Religion & Politics, Technology
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Recently at CurrentMom
Recent CurrentMom posts on Google books and intergenerational privacy; Also, the CurrentMom2010 conference looks interesting to me. Continue reading
Loud, Loud, Loud!
Cover of One, Two, Three! (Boynton on Board) And so begin the Toddlerisms! TLG has a new-ish-to-us Sandra Boynton book called “One, Two, Three!” It counts up to 10 and says something about each number, like ‘one is good for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Music, Parenting
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Too Many Books
Cover of Europe: A History I’ve written a version of this post at least half a dozen times, but here we go again.. We need to get rid of some more books in our house. We’re having new floors put … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Personal Organization
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Upcoming Trilogy
I don’t have time to read books anymore unless they’re about parenting/kid’s health or needed for work. It’s really starting to drive me a little bonkers, but I don’t see windows of time+energy+inclination opening anytime soon. Eventually, yes, but not … Continue reading
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