Category: DIY Insemination

At home insemination You’re not particularly fond of kids, and now your friends have started families, leaving you with no choice but to spend time with them. While hanging out with their infants was manageable, these days, they’re walking, talking, and engaging in all sorts of chaotic activities. If you don’t have kids of your…

At home insemination Let’s talk about hair, shall we? Among all my physical attributes, my hair has been the source of the most frustration, expense, and drama. Allow me to share a little backstory. Once upon a time, I was a little girl with adorable curls, complete with charming pigtails. Life was carefree and fun.…

At home insemination I’ve been a mother for a solid ten weeks, five days, and four hours. Yes, I keep track of this because many days feel like a slow countdown to bedtime. We’ve made it through a full 24 hours without any disasters. No one has perished, no one has lost their mind (yet),…

At home insemination This week, I found myself reflecting on the media’s portrayal of the Steubenville rape case. I saw young men weeping over their shattered futures, despite the fact they had committed a heinous act against a girl. The discourse surrounding the victim was disheartening, as many blamed her for consuming alcohol. What strikes…

At home insemination I think we can all agree that the first time we spotted a gray hair, it was a bit of a shock, even if we tried to act nonchalant about it. It’s a clear indicator of aging that many of us confront, often while pondering whether to pluck that one rogue strand…

At home insemination Updated: July 29, 2016 Originally Published: October 2, 2015 In my neighborhood, there’s an unusual man who often catches my attention. While he appears tidy and friendly, and engages with those passing by, I can’t shake a sense of wariness about him. He frequently comments on my 5-year-old son’s Batman shirt, which…

At home insemination In a progressive school located in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, NY, educators have opted to replace traditional letter grades with a color-coded system. Students receive a green when they have mastered a skill, yellow if they are making progress but not yet fully fluent, and red indicates they are just beginning or facing…

At home insemination A few weeks back, a friend reminisced about how iconic music journalist Tom Harris just celebrated his 70th birthday. Tom Harris—remember him from the world of music news? It felt unbelievable at first, but a quick search confirmed the truth: he officially entered his seventh decade on May 5. While I wish…