
...Don Rickles.
Commentary by Bastardette on identity and adoptee rights, and the atrocities the adoption industry and "friendly" deformers concoct to maintain The Adoption Culture of Shame and Acquiesce.
Just got the adoption.com National Adoption Awareness Month newsletter which includes: Your Unplanned Pregnancy: You Have Options.
Bastardette is well into Week 2 of bronchitis. Since I don't do doctors, I'm toughing it out. I'm getting better, but I just don't feel like doing much. I have several blogs in the oven, and need to bake them up.
Cathy's father, as the upshot of the surrogacy left his family before Cathy was born. (While family abandonment should never be encouraged, we can't blame him for running away from this naggy family dynamic.)
Niels at Pound Pup Legacy has put up a tremendous page on Masha Allen. The page is a 1-stop resource for activists, researchers, adoption reformers, and media who have been following the case. I was aware of some of these new developments, but hadn't had the time to write about them. Other developments are new to me.
Thanks for Faux Claud for posting this link on Facebook
National Adoption Awareness Month will soon be upon us. We can hardly wait for mainstream media to gag their cotton candy down our throats.
On November 28 we're told to write a letter to our local paper regarding our pet issue. Not a bad suggestion. For years, Bastardette has vowed to write an op ed for the Columbus Dispatch over sealed records. Frankly, boredom has taken over each time. How does one write a 300 word essay on the subject without breaking rules of nice talk? Perhaps we shall try again this year. Or maybe we'll just send in a page of **%@##@ s and let it go at that.
I'm cross-posting this entry from my latest Theoconia blog since the subject matter relates to adoption.
I don't know why, but the fat priest, the angry nun, and the big whomping crucifix are no longer a Life Chain feature. The formerly ubiquitous "Adoption a Loving Option" signs were absent save one held by a man standing near the High and State Street end. Perhaps local Life Chain management understands that adoption--at least the healthy white infant type it promotes--is economically unfeasible for its constituency in a tanked economy.









NEWS FLASH! If you've been turned down by your local adoption mill, don't despair. Liberty Council (Restoring the culture one case at a time by advancing religious freedom, the sanctity of human life, and the traditional family) has a deal for you!
I've been falling down on the job again. I'll have a major blog up (hopefully today, but I'm not sure) and get back in the saddle again, as Gene Autry once sang.For those who insist a “safe haven” babydump box in every hospital would ensure their mythical ‘no dead babies,’ think again.
Case in point?
Glendale, AZ, where a 15 year old gave birth in the hospital bathroom, leaving a baby boy in the bathroom trash can, “about 100 feet from a Safe Haven” dumpbox.
Then, from the news story itself: