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April 24, 2008 It's Carnival Season Apparently, in blogland as much as elsewhere. I participated in this one last year and am planning to do so again, though I'm not sure what it is exactly I want to say. Still. I know some of you also go for this kind of thing, so here it is: Goldfish's invitation to join in the Third Annual Blog Against Disablism Day. It was great last year and I'm sure it will be better this year. Posted by Andrea at 8:32 AM \| Comments (0)	House Rules House Rules Redux Accessibility Statement Change is God (Octavia Butler, Parable Series) "I shall allow no man to belittle my soul by making me hate him." Booker T. Washington Email Email Frances! frances AT athenadreaming DOT org You can email her mother too (that's me): andrea AT athenadreaming DOT org The Best of Beanie Baby Top Secret At The Park It's long and tortuous, but worth it, I promise Thank You Mom & Pop Decision 2006, Part the First Cheap Radio Free Frances In Which I Remember Why Other People's Parenting Practices are None of my God-Damned Business One Two Three! Not Two Beanie Baby Wants YOU Eugenics and Family Planning Part II Helpful Hints to Parents of the Averagely Sized Recent Entries It's Carnival Season Categories Monthly Archives Annika Info Earn Your Karmic Brownie Points The WHOYCBE Not So Secret Spoilers These links open in a new browser window. Random Writer's Quote If you're not trying to communicate, you sure don't belong in the writing game. ~ Ursula K. LeGuin My Burgeoning Media Empire (that's a joke) Dwarfism Resources: Little People of Ontario Little People of America Parents of Little People 2 Big Enough Frances's Big List of Misdiagnoses and False Positives Prenatally: Achondroplasia Hypochondroplasia T21 (Down Syndrome) Turner Syndrome Postnatally: Crouzon Syndrome Pfeiffer Syndrome Pyknodysostosis 3M Syndrome Blogs I'm Reading Diary of a Goldfish The Gimp Parade Nickie's Nook Other Mom Sites: Literary Mama Toronto Mama! Centre for Research on Mothering Mother Outlaws Hip Mama Mamaphonic Green Family Library The title of this blog was taken from the short story "The Language of Nna Mmoy" by Ursula le Guin in her collection, Changing Planes. I won't tell you why or how, because I want you to read the story and figure it out for yourself. Syndicate this site (XML) Powered by Movable Type 4.01