Caught ya using the "it" + "is" contraction in place of the genitively marked "it" again. Nice grammar! Maybe you're ready to graduate from The Spanger and go work for Seattle Gay News?

Writing about your own kid's personal activities for fun and profit, that's Dan's job!

As much as I grew tired of Phoebe, I truly hope that you will take advantage of this site to share with us the trials and tribulations of mothering a child with a large goiter on its neck.

I'm wondering what part of that quote says "only women have children". It's a blog by moms. All moms obviously have children, so children are a focus of the blog. If it were a blog specifically about kids, and they didn't accomodate dads, you might have a point.

You should just kindly suggest that they create a "dad" blog if you're really that bitter about it.

CLAWG, the blog for the people who do detournement on all the "Stop for me, it's the law" signs in Seattle.

If you really wanna be inclusive...

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=irule

Do dads really need support groups?

I guess it's all about how it's easier for guys because they don't care. I was going to say it was easier because guys don't get a period, but Dan obviously has his.

I know of a blogspot site that has a list of 2,000 women and their blogs. At least a 1,999 are women who blog about their children.

Maybe women think they are better moms by exposing their children's faces, names and which school they go to on the internet for any weirdo to see.

Hey Dan! Is carping about a misplaced apostrophe in an email the same or different than carping about it on a blog?

For sure, only douchebags proofread every blog entry for errors, but if you proofread emails the same way, are you only like a semi-douche? A douchette, as it were?

That's why it always ends up magneted to the refrigerator door instead of taped to the wide-screen.

The explanation is that everybody, even you, has better things to do than act smart because somebody, even your enemy, mixed up its and it's.

I can explain further if you like. I'm helpful like that.

In a few weeks we're launching DadSeattle -- all things dad! We're going to cross link a lot between the two. We're looking for people who want to write blogs and columns for DadSeattle, so please write to me if you're interested. You can reach me at michellenicolosi@seattlepi.com

My main plan was to ask Big Sven whenever I didn't know what to do with our kid, but I guess I could check out the PI's thing too.

I dunno about everyone else, but I still am a little put off by people who post pictures of their children on the internet. Too many weirdos and no filter.

I always manage to go off topic. My brain just seems to always pick up a side note and go off topic. I was born just to drive on task logical people crazy.
Your observation made me laugh!

The earth is on its orbit, the sky will be blue tomorrow.

Do men use douche bags? I missed something in sex ed, I think.

Hey Dan, true story: when I worked in hip, left-coast Seattle ten years ago at a firm that needs not be mentioned, one of the senior partners was telling me about a friend of hers who was dying of a brain tumor. I expressed sympathy and received the following reply: "Oh, I know you're used to friends dying all the time [implied: you sorry FAG], but I'm talking about somebody with a family!"

I was so stunned I just walked away, speechless.

For example: "When did you have your child?" Nobody would reply: "Starting on October 12, 1996 and continuing to the present."

@ 44 Dan adopted and did have a child even though he is a man. He conceived through adoption just like I did. : )
I know I'm a brat!