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- RIP, MJMy very first post in the 2008 32 Days of Black History celebration was this one about Michael Jackson. RIP…
- Run, GirlSo, I decided to run a 5K this fall. Choose local 5K…check. Get TechBoo on board to train and run with me…check Enlist some good girlfriends as additional running/walking/workout partners…check. If I can do this, anyone can!!
- PPR_Scribe’s “Working with Black Women” series(photo jacked from PPR_Scribe’s blog entry) Yesterday, my sister-friend PPR_Scribe who blogs at This So-Called Post-Post-Racial Life updated her excellent blog series, “Working with Black Women”. I am hanging on her every word…check it out! Part 1, Part 2
- You know it’s bad when……you’re dreaming about TweetDeck. Recently, I finally gave in and joined the Twitter Revolution. I did it for the kids, specifically for kids impacted by divorce as I am tweeting on behalf of CoParenting101.. Follow me! There’s nothing like waking up to a notification that LightYear Wireless is following me… I’m taking it ea […]
- Hot Yoga!I’m usually late when it comes to trends related to fitness and technology, so maybe hot yoga isn’t new to you, but it is to me. New and FABULOUS! I went to a 6:30 AM (!!!!) class this morning with my friend Staycee. I worked out yesterday with “Raoul”, so I was a bit [...]
- “Girls Like Us”Alas, all good things must come to an end. This week, I wrap up my 2-month guest-blogging gig at Bitch magazine. It’s been a fun ride, and the head Bitches are the best to work with! Check out my latest blog post (why, Joni, why!!??) here.
- Pardon Our DustI’m in the process of moving this blog. Did you notice the new URL? That’s my alter ego, my personal Sasha Fierce, as it were. DeeshaPhilyaw.com will be revamped as my grown-woman place (i.e., professional site)…stay tuned!
- Talkin’ with TamiI will have the pleasure of talking with Tami Winfrey Harris of “What Tami Said” and the editor of AntiRacistParent.com, this Sunday at 4 PM EST on “The Best of What Tami Said”! We’ll be talking about black motherhood. Join us live. Call in with questions or comments at (646) 716-4672. Excitement!
- Best. Mother’s. Day. Present. Ever.From my dear friend Teresa.
- I’m Bitchin’ on Mother’s DayMother’s Day, by the book
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- You asked: “How do I tell my kids that I’m going for sole custody?”A co-parenting dad writes: “After two-and-a-half years of attempting to co-parent with a uncooperative ex who refuses to communicate with me, who doesn’t attend to our children’s emotional and physical well-being nor to their educational needs, and who persists in dragging our kids into the middle of our conflict–I have filed to modi […]
- Co-Parenting and Dating: Ms. Single Mama on “How to Get Over Your Ex”When you are a single mom it’s hard to find time to paint your toenails, let alone go out on a date. We don’t have time for rules or drama. We also look at men differently. They could look hot in that pair of jeans but will they be a good father? Would they be [...]
- Co-Parenting and Dating: Why He Won’t Introduce You to His Kidsimage source The most common comment/question we receive is from girlfriends regarding their boyfriend’s kids–wanting to spend time with the kids, but the boyfriend or the children’s mother isn’t having it. Understandably, “meeting the kids” is a Big Step in the relationship, more significant than even “meeting the […]
- Quote of the Day: St. Augustine to co-parents“Resentment is like taking poison and hoping the other person dies.” –St. Augustine Well, maybe he didn’t have co-parents in mind when he said this, but this is an apt warning for parents who sip the bitter brew. Are there resentments you’re holding onto that are hindering your co-parenting relationship? The bitterness is no […]
- Step Dating with Adult Children in the Background (Teleconference)3RD STEP DATING TELECONFERENCE - Step Dating with Adult Children in the Background Our friends at the Step and Blended Family Institute are back again with the third installment in their step dating teleconference series: Step Dating with Adult Children in the Background. Here, Step and Blended Family Institute Co-Founder Yvonne Kelly answers the question: […]
- Co-Parenting and Dating: BabyMama Drama…”Not Your Typical Story”, part 4In the three previous parts of his co-parenting story (links at the end of this part), guest-blogger Carey discussed his “two separate lives” with two women and their children by him. In this final installment, he provides a post-script to how things turned out after those “two lives” collided: Looking back, I’ve often wondere […]
- “It’s divorce for Jon and Kate”If only that were the last headline of its kind, and these people would continue this process in private. If only… We haven’t penned an open letter to Jon and Kate as we did for Nas and Kelis*, because at this point, the kids are already in the fishbowl, and details/innuendo/rumors related to their marital problems [...]
- Co-Parenting and Dating: “How long do I wait for my boyfriend to introduce me to his kids?”A recent comment from Jean on the “My Boyfriend, His Kids, and His Ex…” post: I have been dating this guy for a year. He only gets to see his kids on the weekends. His girls are 14 and 16. I keep asking to meet his girls, but he keeps saying he doesn’t know if he [...]
- Co-Parenting and Dating: BabyMama Drama…”Not Your Typical Story”, part 3Part 2 of guest-blogger Carey’s story ended with the mother of his daughter confronting him in a parking lot–with a gun–as his other lover and his young son stood nearby. He continues his story here in Part 3: Co-parenting is like the game of Tic-Tac-Toe. Some parents always want to be the “ex” in the middle. [...]
- When Co-Parents Collide: Interview with Parenting Coordinator, Brooke RandolphBrooke Randolph is a licensed mental health counselor/therapist who also serves as a parenting coordinator. Increasingly, family courts are turning to parenting coordinators to assist co-parents experiencing high levels of conflict. CoParenting101.org: How are children impacted by parents who remain entangled in conflict after a break up? Brooke Randolph: E […]
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