Happily married. 41. Infertile/perimenopausal. TV and iPod addict. Transplanted Canadian living in California. {Warning - abundant sarcasm and frequent *gasp* profanity lie herein.}
I'm working on an important post that is taking some time, so while you breathlessly await my next entry I'll leave you with something completely different to discuss: the point of view from the other side.
posted by Donna @ 11:29 AM
I'm a transplanted Canadian who has lived in Northern California since the late 80s. I took my first ever English riding lesson in the summer of 2006 and got my TB mare in early 2007. Follow me as I endeavour to become a decent equestrienne, fight my internal demons and figure out what else I want to be when I grow up.
6 Comments:
Looks like everybody else is too...
This reminds me of what my history teacher in college used to talk a lot about... the inevitable decline of natural resources vs. the ever burgeoning populations of the various nations of this world... he too, threw the concept of non-propogation as something we should all seriously consider... it's thought provoking, that's for sure... can't wait for your new post. I am writing again (or trying to) so hope you'll come back!
I, too, don't know what to say. Interesting, odd, WTF? I keep going back to read little snippets. At first I thought it was going to be Darwinian; a joke. Hmmmmm. Needs more analysis. Thanks for the diversion, this will keep me busy for a while. LOL
I can definitely see where they are coming from. But a MOVEMENT? Odd.
Those "Baby Haters" who love to troll infertility blogs are probably just THRILLED to see this movement!
I kind of feel like the extinct human in the center. Once I'm gone, POOF! No more fisher queens.
Unless I actually do get pregnant...(laughing meniacally)
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