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Blogging for LGBT Families Day
Filed under: Gay Parenting, Activities: Babies, Holidays, Playground Bureau
For the third year, writers from all corners of the internet are joining in to recognize that not all families fit the traditional mold. Many, certainly, will be those who themselves are part of an LGBT household, but other will be those, like myself, who simply believe that a family is any group of people who come together out of love and caring for each other.Whereever you fall on the vast map of family types, this is a good opportunity to meet others whose family groups do not match your own to get better insight into what's really important and why we all put up with those darling, maddening, ever-so-cute, annoying
I look forward to the day when this event is no longer needed and LGBT parents are just parents and no one bothers to notice, but until that time, I am very proud to be a part of Blogging for LGBT Families Day 2008.
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6-02-2008 @ 9:56PM
keltic said...Roger,
Thanks for being part of today's blogging event. What a great day that will be when we can say such a thing is no longer relevant, that parents are parents and families come in all varieties.
keltic
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6-05-2008 @ 2:51PM
Jen said...I'd invite you to check out Baby Week on the Discovery Health, or online at Discoveryhealth.com.
A fabulous lesbian couple shares their journey as they become moms of quads:
Here's a quick look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhvPt2BPUos
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