sorry, but I look like this. :)
May 30th, 2010
Rania’s Bus
May 14th, 2010
Rania’s working on adaptive design in the EDGE lab and came up with this wonderful bit.
A trailblazer from birth
May 3rd, 2010
There was nothing ordinary about Aiden Rivera Schaeff’s life.
He was the first of some 20 babies born to a lesbian parenting support group in Kingston in the 1990s that paired lesbians with willing sperm donors and arranged for their artificial insemination.
He was the first child in Ontario to have two women’s surnames on his birth certificate and later watched his two mothers legally marry.
Aiden was born a girl named Caitlyn in 1992 but came out as transgendered in his first year of high school.
He told his mothers that he identified as a man and wanted to physically become one.
My mom used to work with one of his moms.
kitteh on the balcony
April 20th, 2010
Adaptive Design at Ryerson
April 13th, 2010
Sarah, Alison and I got the chance to show off our Adaptive Design work we’re doing at the EDGE lab last month. Here are some of the pictures.
Not blogging much.
March 2nd, 2010
Ya. In case you’ve noticed. Since everyone else is blogging less, and twittering more, I’m following the hogs. Actually, that might be true. Fact is, I’m just too busy to sit back and reflect on what’s going on, and a lot of the business isn’t writing based, so I’m just not of an writerly bent these days. Either that or I’m connecting with people in other ways that are good enough for me.
I do miss it. I got stuffs to sayz… but for the life of me, I just don’t have time to play. 
Be Well.
Coffee of the Day
January 24th, 2010
