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July 2004
Hallo, girls...
Thursday, 29 July 2004 11:57 A GMT-08
What the heck does a woman have to do to get a little privacy around here???
So I'm back at work now two days a week -- yes, more on this later if I ever find the time to blog about it. The biggest hassle this seems to present is maintaining a he
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NIP -- Nursing In Public
Wednesday, 14 July 2004 7:24 A GMT-08
Today's topic, kids, is something that has been in the news recently...and something that hits close to home: breastfeeding in public.First, an article about a woman in London who was told she couldn't breastfeed her child in one of the viewing r
cap and gown
Friday, 2 July 2004 12:09 P GMT-08
Next Wednesday is my graduation from the University of York. I can't think about it for very long without getting very, very sad that I won't be attending the ceremony and the Centre's post-ceremony afternoon tea. I am happy (and relieved!) that