My spouse and I have been together for nearly 23 years. Sometimes, mired in the daily grind of work and household chores and our son’s activities, it is easy to forget the sense of romance that drew us together in the first place. We still love each other, but get caught up in the practicalities […]
For Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I want to expand on the list of resources for talking with kids about racism that I posted last year. Here are some articles I’ve found thought provoking, from a variety of perspectives.
A very happy New Year to all of you and your families! It may be an arbitrary point in our journey around the sun, but it also offers us a time to reflect and recharge.
Posting will be light here for the next couple of weeks, but I’ll keep up the fun on Facebook and Twitter. Please join me!
A two-mom couple gives us—and their four-year-old son—a great new interpretation of a holiday classic.
Thanksgiving has gotten me thinking about what we as an LGBTQ community have to be thankful for lately. Recent news has been rather sobering.
Herewith my annual public service announcement regarding certain items of kitchenware.
Today is a day to remember. Twelve years ago today, same-sex couples gained the right to marry in a U.S. state for the first time. In the U.K., on the same day, the government repealed Section 28, which had prevented local authorities from “promoting homosexuality.” And three years to the day later, my spouse and I made our own marriage legal.
It’s Veterans Day as well as Military Family Month, and I’m proud of many things, not least my own veteran.
Pride Month is the highlight of the LGBTQ calendar, so here are a few children’s books to help our kids better understand what all the fuss is about. I’ve chosen works specifically about Pride as well as ones that explore other aspects of the LGBTQ rights movement and its history.
