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• Strollerderby Playdate: You WILL Be Jessica's Friend.

  I've known a lot of women in my tribe for a long time. I danced with some of them on platforms of all-ages clubs with some of them, shared my first wine cooler with some of them, walked across the Quad on the first day of my college classes with one of them, sang camp songs at flagpole with some of them. But then there are the bloggers. Sure, I have bloggy friends, some of them I've even squealed over and drooled on -- I mean, MET CORDIALLY and politely handed my business card whilst conferencing in a business manner -- and some of them I've even stolen ashtrays and portable hard drives from -- or really, just post ideas and Bunco winnings. And then there are the bloggers who I don't necessarily know but think would fit perfectly into my life and my tribe. So, darlings, here are the bloggers I absolutely must get a dose of every single day and swear it is not just in a lame old attempt to make them like me and be one of my new BFFs: Read More... Posted Sep 25 2007, 06:56 AM by Jessica Ashley (Sassafrass) with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: amalah, Stroller Derby playdates, C. Fernsebner, CityMama, i am bossy, mommy bloggers, state of grace, friday style

• Babble Talk: Rocker Babies

  Babble's C. Fernsebner interviews the executive producer of Baby Rock Records,Valerie Aiello, for this week's 5 minute time-out.  Baby Rock has created fabulous baby lullabies to Nirvana, Radiohead, and other Gen X faves. When my daughters rock out to my (albeit relatively tame) music in the car, I admit to feeling deep pride.  More than silly old Raffi or Barney or other "baby music" engenders.  But Nirvana? I haven't tried that.  Somehow I have trouble imagining my little angels singing "Smells Like Teen Spirit," but maybe we should give it a try. As Ms. Aiello notes, perhaps our kids will grow up with a sense of humor when they realize the words to their lullabies were about eating cancer? Lord, I hope so.  Posted May 15 2007, 07:47 AM by Rachael Brownell (Redsy) with | with no comments Filed under: babble talk, C. Fernsebner, Baby Rock Records