Mardi Gras Bud

I Want To Believe

That it's spring.

I Don't Wanna Go To Work

Totally spent

Pick up

St. Patrick's Day

Family PT

Saturday Morning Routine

I put on pants. Small victories.

No Make Up Friday

More. Snow.

Late for Daycare Pick Up Face

Dinner of Champions

Hair clips, courtesy of Z2

Who told me I needed more pretty.

Photo bomber

Crazy Eye

I don't know

Riding the Toys R Us wheel of doom.

Cowlick

Z2 Morning Snuggles

Fat Tuesday

Parenting Workshop

Titled "Parenting with Love and Limits." Note eyes of terror.

Red Line

Tiny Dancer

After seven months of refusing to participate, we finally have separation.

Drinks With The Birthday Boy

Alarm Clock

The Kids' View

Silly selfie

Meh Monday

Nap, nappy, nap nap

Mama Used To Be A Princess

Z2 discovers our wedding album.

Color day

SUN

The Office Lighting You Install When You Hate Women

Fuck Snow Face

Hancock Building

Maine Coast

Morning: dance class, Afternoon: kid free

Valentines

Snow. Again.

Snooze alarm

Back to the mines

Mirrored ceilings in the elevator?

Sunday buddy

Sledding buddy

True Love

You really need to love something to be willing to subject yourself to the degradation of a spandex unitard and swim cap. Note the goggle marks.

With my 2013 Resolutions

In the background. I suppose these work for 2014 too.

1.Avoid the lesser rappers

2. No yelling

3. Be grateful

4. Be gracious

5. Be present

6. Stop fucking swearing 

Snow day.

Morning commute

Explanations. Or What isThe #365feministselfie project?

Viva La Feminista explains

AllParenting

"The point of feminist selfies are to show — and see — real women. Arreola [voice of Viva La Feminista]explains, "The photos are about the real you. They aren't supposed to be the glam-you (although those are welcomed). The foundation of this challenge [is to] conquer [the] fear of seeing yourself every.single.day. We might look at ourselves to put our contacts in, even makeup on, but taking a selfie and posting it means really looking at yourself. And hopefully at the end (or much sooner!) you will find it less painful and more enjoyable. I don't want to turn us into Paris Hiltons, but rather individuals who don't cringe when we need to take a photo."

 A dude's take

Guessing we'll see a lot more debate.

Live the dream, kids

Sunday funday