Filed under: Baby!, Fibre Crafts, Get Older, Health Stuff, Hippy Shit, Listen to Stuff, Make Lists of Things, My Kids, Random Geekery, Watch Stuff, Work at Susie's | Tags: Doctor Who, effexor, effexor discontinuation syndrome, extraordinary baby shoppe, Mountain Path, pregnant
I’ve become a lazy blogger — too preoccupied with my gardening, I think, to do much more than contemplate posting. However, I’ve some stuff to share in point form:
Filed under: Get All Mushy, Listen to Stuff, Make Lists of Things, My Kids, People I Know, Superheroes, Things I Do, Things I Read, Torchdrool, Unrequited Lust For Jim, Vacation, Watch Stuff, Work at Susie's | Tags: Alex Beecroft, blue rodeo, Bluesfest, extraordinary baby shoppe, Jim Cuddy - sex god, torchwood
I’ve been quiet on the blog front for a bit — busy with vistors, work, and other stuff. Thus, I shall do one of those convenient point-form posts to catch you all up on what’s going down in my life:
Filed under: Drama, Etsy Shop, Get All Mushy, Make Lists of Things, My Kids, People I Know, Purge, Roller Skates, Sewing, The Urban Jungle, Torchdrool, Unrequited Lust For Jim, Vacation, Work at Susie's | Tags: change, projects, summer, summer vacation, transition, Vacation
One more day before the kids are set free for summer. One more day before I actually have to have plans (and, oh, I have plans.. but they’re not entirely organized yet). One more day to make sure we have all the phone numbers and contact details to keep the boys in touch with their friends over the summer. One more day.
Filed under: Activism, Diaper Fluff, General, Review Things, Work at Susie's | Tags: cloth diapering, cloth diapers, environment, product review, reviews, soap nuts, soapnuts
Those of you who know me well know that I’m a bit of a cloth diaper nut. I was rather sad when #2 finally toilet-trained, as it meant packing away all that beautiful fluff for an indefinite period of time.
In the few years since then the cloth diaper market has exploded and they’ve become much more accessible to the average consumer. Accompanying this trend, natural laundry washes, soaps and detergents have multiplied on store shelves — increasing consumer options and leaving me feeling, at times, as though I went to university just to be able to read the ingredients labels on cleaning products.
