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Death Race Weekend 2009
Golden, BC Summer 2009
My political/personal statements about mothering, professing, and contesting - the social, cultural, economic and political contexts in which I find myself!
Mothering Contexts Study
My Mommy Is...
- "beautiful"
- "bringing us a baby sister"
- "my best friend"
- a Daughter
- a Fighter
- a Friend
- a Music Lover
- a Professor
- a Runner
- Ambitious
- an Activist
- an Advocate
- an aspiring yogini
- Awesome!
- empowering
- Funny
- inspired
- Loving
- Socially Conscious
DOAD and ME
Death Race Weekend 2009
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2008
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November
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- Stay Positive
- ... something new...
- Parent-Student-Teacher Interviews... oh my!?
- All Children Matter - National Children's Day Asse...
- The Myths Children Believe
- You should be teaching school age students, not ad...
- Proud Mama
- A, B, C, ...
- Who are you outside this classroom?
- B1 waits patiently for dessert
- B2 Turns 3! (a couple weeks ago)
- Mother Guilt... If only
- Getting Along (Again)
- "I go away for a week and I get this reception... ...
- Getting Along
- Be the Change
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November
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My Mommy Is...
- Mommy Is
- My Mommy Is... was inspired by conversations with my then 3 year old (B1) about going back to work after a year maternity leave with my second babe (B2). When my son said to me "I don't want you to be a Professor, I just want you to be my Mommy" I knew I needed to seriously consider how I was going to negotiate my work/family life. Years later, this interest has led me to research women's experiences of mothering and the ways in which their lives and identities are multidimensional - within and beyond motherhood. I still wonder how do my children see me and understand who I am (i.e. my mommy is...). What ability do they have to see beyond my motherhood? To what extent do I help/hinder them? I hope to encourage other Mommies, especially those with small children, to reflect upon our multidimensional identities through this blog.
No Mountain I Can't Climb
Golden, BC Summer 2009
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