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Author Archives: raisingmyrainbow
Friday Fodder: Winners and More Giveaways!
On Tuesday, I gave you all the chance to win a copy of the Raising My Rainbow audiobook (released on May 27 by Audible). To enter, all you had to do was tell me something you’ve learned from my book/blog. … Continue reading
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Tagged Audible, Audiobook, Besties, Friday Fodder, Gender, Giveaway, LGBTQ, Living A Bold Life, Nerdy Apple, parenting, Queen Latifah, transgender
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Raising My Rainbow Audiobook Giveaway!!!!!
The audiobook version of Raising My Rainbow was released by Audible today. Yay! Want a free copy? Cool, read on to learn how to enter to win. Now, I share with you the top five things I learned while narrating the … Continue reading
David Burtka + Lori Duron = Raising My Rainbow Audiobook
Guess what happens on Tuesday? The audiobook version of Raising My Rainbow will be released by Audible! Guess who the narrator is? Me! I’m grateful that Audible allowed me to narrate the book. It would have been weird to hear … Continue reading
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Tagged Audible, Audible.com, Audiobook, Burtka Harris, David Burtka, Gender, gender creative, gender nonconforming, LGBTQ, Neil Patrick Harris, parenting, Raising My Rainbow
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Tuesday Fodder: Tom Goss, Illuminate the Dark Edition
Things that recently caught and held my attention… You have got to watch the latest music video from indie musician and human rights activist Tom Goss. Illuminate the Dark shows that beauty takes many forms and that each individual possesses the … Continue reading
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Tagged BlogHer, Camp Aranu'tiq, Gender, gender nonconforming, Illuminate The Dark, LGBTQ, Orange County, parenting, PFLAG, Tom Goss, Voices of the Year, VOTY
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My 10 Year Old Downloaded Grindr
“This app is taking forever to load,” my 10-year-old son Chase said as I was driving. It was just the two of us in the car and he was fiddling with his iPhone*. “What app is it?” I asked. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Birthday, Chase, Grindr, iPhone, LGBTQ, Orange County, parenting, raising a gay child
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What’s In My Son’s Purse?
C.J. is very nosy and always wants to know what’s inside other people’s purses. Because it is not okay for him to peek inside the satchels of strangers, I’ve started easing his curiosity by showing him the pages inside popular … Continue reading
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Tagged C.J.'s Purse, Chuck E. Cheese's, Disney, Disney Princess, Disney's Frozen, effeminate, Fairly Odd Parents, Frozen, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Gender Stereotypes, Gwen Stefani, Harajuku, LGBTQ, My Little Pony, parenting, Pharrell, Raising My Rainbow, Sephora, The Cat In The Hat
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Will I See You On Thursday?
This Thursday at 7 p.m., I’ll be speaking at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, about parenting, teaching and promoting advocacy for differently gendered children. The event is sponsored by The Center School and it’s FREE! Monte Belmonte from 93.9 & 101.5 The … Continue reading
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Tagged Appearances, Gender, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Gender Stereotypes, LGBTQ, parenting, Speaking, The Center School
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Friday Fodder: I’m Speaking In Massachusetts Edition
On Thursday (April 10), The Center School in Greenfield, Massachusetts, has invited me to speak about parenting, teaching and promoting advocacy for differently gendered children. The event begins at 7 p.m. at Smith College and it’s FREE! If you’re in … Continue reading
My Son’s Hair Stylist Is His Hero
When you have a child with special or unique needs and a stranger treats them amazingly when they don’t have to, it makes you feel so damn good. It gives you hope and restores your faith in humanity. C.J.’s hair … Continue reading
C.J. At Age 100
C.J. recently celebrated his 100th day of first grade. On that day, he had to fill in the blanks about what his life will be like when he is 100 years old. He also had to draw a picture. When … Continue reading
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Tagged 100, first grade, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Orange County, parenting
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