Archive | October, 2008

Shopping: More Interesting Than Mothering?

By on October 31, 2008 in Binden, Elections, Family values, Mothers, Palin

Contributed by MOTHERS volunteer and guest blogger Kelly Coyle DiNorciaThere is one morning cable news program in particular that I like to watch in the morning. I like it because I think the anchors are fair and relatively unbiased, and because they have a wide range of guests on each day that present varying viewpoints. [...]

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Mooseburger, Anyone?

By on October 15, 2008 in Elections, Family values, Mothers, Presidential campaign, women's issues

Contributed by MOTHERS volunteer and guest blogger Kelly Coyle DiNorcia I was in Boston, Massachusetts for a youth ice hockey tournament over Labor Day weekend, when the McCain camp announced their choice of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as their vice-presidential candidate. At the ice rink, a reporter and camera person were working the “hockey mom” [...]

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True Story - Debates?

By on October 10, 2008 in Uncategorized

Contributed by MOTHERS volunteer and guest blogger Kelly Coyle DiNorciaTrue story: I help to lead a mom’s group in my area, and I recently met with my co-leaders to plan the autumn schedule for the group. One of my ideas was to host a debate party as a Mom’s Night Out. Partly, the activist in [...]

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Confession

By on October 8, 2008 in debates, Election, Family values, Mothers

Contributed by MOTHERS volunteer and guest blogger Kelly Coyle DiNorciaI have a confession to make.I haven’t watched any of the debates so far. There was a time when I wouldn’t have missed them for the world. I would have popped some popcorn or made myself some hot chocolate, or maybe poured myself a glass of [...]

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