The fun never stops! AgnosticMom reader, Olga, sent me this article. What makes this latest finding so significant has to do with location.
The species anamensis is not new, but its location is what helps explain the shift from one early phase of human-like development to the next, scientists say. All eight [...]
Did you get your subscription of the Humanist News Netowrk in your inbox last night? Go there to see my second article (with the above title) where I tell about our Darwin Day adventures and the questions it inspired from the kids that were so hard to answer.
Do you not get the weekly HNN [...]
I had the following conversation with a certain non-religious someone who wishes to remain anonymous:
Mr. Anonymous: So do you think I’m a Humanist?
AgnosticMom: I don’t know. Are you?
Mr. Anonymous: I don’t know.
AgnosticMom: Do you even call yourself Agnostic or Atheist?
Mr. Anonymous: Not really. Just . . . Nothing.
AgnosticMom: [...]
This comment had me laughing so hard, I had to copy it into its very own post, just for your entertainment. Here it is:
You are doing a wonderful job for the devil. Now stop being so self-absorbed and stop patting yourself on the back. Poor you , mommy won’t tell me I’m good. [...]
The monthly Agnostic Mom column will debut this week in the Humanist News Network. It should hit your email inboxes today, but it is not too late to subscribe if you haven’t yet.
Mommybloggers is having a “Rumble of Love” for Valentine’s Day featuring posts by various bloggers about LOVE. Today they featured my piece. It’s just a short little post, it has nothing to do with being agnostic, but if you want to get up close and personal with me, you can go take a [...]
Tonight, after dinner with Tami and Larry, we all walked over to Barnes&Noble. Naturally, Israel and Larry went one way; Tami and I went another. Later we found each other again and Israel had the following to report:
“Hey, Noell! We saw your biography over there.”
“Huh?”
“You know . . . ‘Queen of the [...]
My husband thinks he whooped my tail in regard to the issue of child development and video games. On his blog, he linked to a PBS article about the myths of video games, saying it should help him win arguments against me. I admit it was a good article. Okay, Israel won [...]
Tonight Israel informed me that my once Jewish, now Mormon, father-in-law, has been reading my blog. Of course, I quickly looked back at the last few posts to read it from his perspective!
He contacted me tonight through email. He wants to join in on the discussion. He is not agnostic. [...]
On Sunday we got our real (always real) Christmas tree. We spent the second half of the day decorating it.
The next morning, Aiden woke up, and, being only two years old, he had forgotten about the tree.
Sensing his excitement, I said, “Aiden, watch this.” In the early morning darkness, I flipped [...]
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