Saturday, December 12, 2009

Woolite For He Wash Machines

dreamed that It slept useful



Este diminuto relato lo he escrito esta misma mañana, lo cuelgo aquí recién salido del horno :-)

Soñaba que dormía

Soñaba que dormía boca abajo, con el rostro presionado contra la almohada, cuando en realidad –y esto, claro is, I only knew the wake-sleep on your back, hands on his chest, as the effigy of a mausoleum. And if this seems in itself an inconsistency, imagine how strange and disparate was the dream.

dreamed that I slept with my second wife but the profile, the hair color and especially the soft curve of her back, were the first. And only one who has slept with over a woman knows what they become different when you lie on your side, from the stillness of closed eyelids, lips parted, until the scent of your hair or the temperature of your skin. However, in the men always the same case: sleep with the second woman dreaming of the first.

From my first wife did not hear anything after the divorce, at least immediately. Once I seemed to see her in the street, far away, was indeed his upright posture, high heels, and dark hair I remembered, but lost in the crowd of Rio Roses with Santa Engracia, and I confess that I I was instantly stuck in the sidewalk, afraid to keep going, in case enough.

Anyway, the truth is I did not need get him to Madrid to get to know her. And at the party with some friends when I returned I had not yet married, I knew I was dating someone. And at the same party of the next year much more enjoyable, I got the rumor, holding a glass of wine, that had broken sharply with that stranger, entertainment including a coffee shop downtown. Lying if I said that wine did not seem impressive, but if not openly admit to have felt some relief first and then a strange urge to look and run to her side to comfort her, to show magnanimity and understanding, a compassionate hug.

Then came my second marriage and then children who did not come with the first. passed the years and my life changed considerably, since neither party would not hear the comments, laughing, the next group, but at dinner my wife and I organized at home for friends, then having left the children with my mother, one of the guests whom I barely knew was, by one of those coincidences of life, having worked with her on a consulting project for a company whose name withheld while trying to dodge the curious eyes of some of my friends and their wives. Still I am of the opinion that no one could feel the rush that began latirme heart to know, nosy guest mouth of that, my wife's former lover and had rebuilt his life, he had reached an excellent position in your company before jump in and create your own and, while pretending to have a boyfriend "I heard absently had not remarried. Apparently traveled a lot, to distant destinations, and busy life barely allowed him to maintain contact with a few good friends. I was tempted to ask him how the hell did he invited both of my ex-wife but I held back and let the issue go off by itself while smiling like a good host.

When the end of the evening, all our friends, including the bearer of this news, took the elevator or down the stairs noisily locked the front door and breathed inside. I insisted that we left the table and the dishes as they were and we went to sleep early. I did not want my wife noticing my confusion and quickly turned off the light. And only in the dark, knowing that was not observed or tested, I could finally relax my face and tell myself, with absolute sincerity, what I felt.

Beyond the envy vain, moreover light of that life exciting and traveler who apparently had my first wife, or the obvious wonder how mine would have been married have followed it, was something that bothered me most deeply, it made me feel disappointed, but not to anyone in particular, not even my own life or the direction he had taken, but rather with the ... - how to say it? - the "uniqueness" destination, the certainty that life is only one and that the path chosen, for better or worse, excluded, except in dreams, to everyone else.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Funny Or Cute Wedding Invitation Postcards

New meeting place for lesbian mothers and mothers


Future already arrived.
The maternity lesbian in today's society.


The convened with the intention of creating a space where to share information, questions and strategies on maternity lesbian. Again welcome to unite our knowledge, our histories and experiences. The hope!



Saturday, December 5 - 17 Hs


1065 Piedras



Activity Trans-Gay-Bi friendly

Friday, November 27, 2009

How To Play .rsd File Of Rosetta?

28 / 11: Talk to professionals in the web Lesmadres

lesmadres



Invites professionals working in health, family, education, gender, sexual diversity and human rights


A chat


lesbian Maternity: status, challenges and prospects.

The
and convened with the intention to introduce our group and the work we are doing, internalize / you about the current situation families formed by lesbian mothers in the country and discuss possible strategies for change in the areas of health, family and education. We are keen to exchange views on experiences and strategies.

's and hope!

Saturday, November 28 - 18 Hs
1065 Piedras


The place is accessible.



lesmadres@ymail.com


www.lesmadres.com.ar

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Fellowws Powershred Ps50



After intensive work, as part of our activities in the framework of the Pride, the lesmadres opened our website. We hope to serve as a resource for all lesbians who are forming their families and for all LA people committed to family diversity.


LXS invited to visit and tour




We also want to invite ilustradorxs, cartoonists, escritorxs, poets and song lyricists who wish to join with content dedicated to nuestrxs hijxs children to talk about family diversity .


All comments and contributions are welcome.



A hug militant


Lesmadres





Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Spray Foundation Walmart

Statement of the academic community on marriage between same sex

About marriage equality and


express our political and intellectual commitment to the full exercise and the realization of the rights, and we welcome the opening of debate on the Civil Code was amended to allow couples formed by same-sex benefit to the institution marriage, within the framework of equality before the law. This amendment will contribute to redress the legal inequalities that affect people based on sexual orientation, loving, and formally deprived of basic citizenship rights included in the Constitution of Argentina.


freedom and equality for love and family links that are recognized by the state, without imposing arbitrary, makes the subjects' autonomy, an autonomy that is an inalienable right and necessary condition democracy. Guarantee equal rights to people who are homosexual or heterosexual couples, women recognize their moral capacity to decide about their lives and have access to legal abortion in certain contexts, or transgender people are recognized for their identity, without being pathologized, are just some of the expressions of this right, and how today is still violated.


Our democracy in permanent construction requires urgent repair, as it did two centuries ago to the abolition of slavery, six decades ago with the female, and in this transition, such with the divorce and joint custody. No more slaves, no more exclusively male suffrage, there is no legal privileges for men about women, because that citizens legally considered second, no democracy worthy of the name or full rule of law there.


The exclusion of much of the population of the possibility of access to rights and responsibilities associated with marriage, society perpetuates inequalities arbitrary and does so with the complicity of State and representatives Village.

therefore welcome the parliamentary initiative and the debate begins. We hope that legislators and confirming the democratic mandate to align their standards according to the needs and expectations a diverse and plural society.

Signed:

Study Group on Sexuality - Instituto Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires Renata Hiller (GES-UBA-CONICET) Carlos Figari (Universidad Nacional de Catamarca - GES-CONICET) Micaela Libson (GES-UBA -CONICET) Mario Pecheny (Instituto Gino Germani, UBA-CONICET, GES) Boy Martin (GES-UBA) Malu Moreno (GES-IIEGE-UBA) Santiago Morcillo (GES-UBA-CONICET) Sara Barrón López (GES-UBA) Ernesto Meccia (UBA) Carolina Justo von Lurz (GES-UBA-CONICET) Daniel Jones (GES-UBA-CONICET) Inés Ibarlucía (UBA-CONICET) Hernán Manzelli (CENEP-UT-Austin) Joseph Brown (UBA-CONICET-GES) Joaquin Insausti (GES-UBA-CONICET) Florence Gemetro (GES-UBA-CONICET) Lucila Martinez Minicucci (GES-UBA) Gabriela Stivala (GES-UBA) Rebón Julian (Director Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, UBA) Mabel Grimberg (ICA-A CONICET) Ana Lia Kornblit (Instituto Gino Germani, UBA-CONICET) Dr. Paul Alabarces (Secretary of Graduate School of Social Sciences, UBA) Julia E. Jones (BA Social Work - UBA) Alex Freyre (Buenos Aires AIDS Foundation) Ana Laura Azparren J. Germain Perez (Co-director and researcher of the Research Group on Social Protest and Collective Action GEPSAC iigg UBA) Ana Ines Langer Rene Roa-Flores (Convenor, Working Party deSida for Life ", Task Force Member of Argentina GLTTBI, Bariloche) Ines Izaguirre (See Professor UBA - Board Member APDH - Instituto de Investigaciones "Gino Germani") Graciela Mayoral Rafael Blanco (GES-UBA-CONICET) Flabio Nievas (Faculty of Social Sciences - Instituto Gino Germani - CBC / UBA) Mariana Cerviño (Instituto Gino Germani, Faculty of Social Sciences - UBA) Facundo Solanas (Instituto Gino Germani, UBA - CONICET) María José Mendes (Lic Social Work, Local Service Moron - Directorate for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Children and Adolescents ) Ana Laura Lopez (Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA-CONICET) Elena Bergé (CONICET - Center for Youth Studies - School of Social Work - UNLP) Evelyn Galiazo (Instituto Gino Germani, UBA) Cecilia burst (Foundation Ph15) Maria Ines Landa (CONICET - Centro Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Methodology CIMeCS - Universidad Nacional de La Plata / Education Study Group on Corporal GEEC) Ricardo Esteves ( UBA) Paula Daniela Bianchi (FFyL-UBA) Sebastián Pereyra (UBA / UNSAM) Cerviño Mariana (Instituto Gino Germani, UBA Soc-F) July Rudman (LV8 Radio Liberty journalist, Mendoza) Andreatta Ariel Osvaldo Javier Guillermo López-Ruiz ( INCIHUSA-National Council of Scientific and Technological Research, CONICET, Argentina and CTEM-Group Market Research Conhecimento e Tecnologia, UNICAMP, Brazil) Gabriela Rodriguez (Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani - UBA, CONICET) Graciela Touzé (Intercambios Civil Association) Laba Vanesa Vazquez (Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani - UBA, CONICET) Susana Finquelievich (Instituto Gino Germani, UBA-CONICET) Miguel Angel Rossi (Holder of the Chair of Philosophy. Faculty of Social Sciences-CONICET) Elena Mingo (Piette CEIL-CONICET-UBA) Cristian González (UBA-iigg) Maria Emilia Azparren (Social Work Student, UBA) Jorge Battaglino (Professor, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella) Ana Maria Andia (MiniSD - Mendoza) Alejandro Haber, Universidad Nacional de Catamarca / CONICET Cristián González (Instituto Gino Germani Research - UBA) Maristella Svampa (Researcher, CONICET) Mauro Vazquez (UBA-CONICET) Carolina Mera (Gino Germani Research Institute, FCS-UBA/CONICET) Pablo Molina Derteano (GES-Programme Structural Change and Social Inequality - iigg -UBA) Silvia Chejter Leonardo Rocco (GES-UBA) Maria Alicia Gutierrez (PCPC Deputy, head Seminar: Gender and Communication, UBA) Marta Danieletto. (Psoc. UBA) Mercedes Footwear (Gino Germani Research Institute - UBA - CONICET) Monica Petracci (CEDES-UBA) Maria Cecilia Tamburrino (UBA-CONICET) Victoria Mazzeo (Instituto Gino Germani - FSOC - UBA) Marta Alanis (President, Catholics for the right to decide) Sivina Ramos (CEDES) Sebastian Mauro (Gino Germani Research Institute - UBA - CONICET) Eduardo Mattio (Museum of Anthropology, FFyH, UNC) Juan Marco Vaggione (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba - CONICET), Diego Cao (Human Rights Secretariat of the Province of Buenos Aires / CINIG-UNLP) Federico Schuster (Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA) Mario Heler (UBA / CONICET) Silvia Pérez Fernández (Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA) Marion Evans Federico Alessandro (CBC / UBA) Rosendo Ernestina (Master of Public Health, Institute of Health Juan Lazarte, UNR) Marcela Belardo (Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani - UBA - CONICET) Romina Smiraglia (UBA) Ana Wortman (Faculty of Social Sciences UBA) Luciana Lavigne (ICA-UBA/CONICET) Edith Alejandra Pantelides (CONICET-CENEP) Hugo H. Rabbia (CEA-Executive Unit CONICET, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba) Astor Massetti (Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA) Diego Sempol (UNGS-IDES / UDELAR, Uruguay) Luciana Ghiotto (Political scientist and university professor, UBA) Ana Natalucci (GEPSAC , UBA, CONICET) Monica Gogna (CEDES-CONICET) Nora Dominguez (FFyL, UBA) John Wahren (GEMSAL, iigg, UBA) Maria Soledad Gattoni (Group for the Study of Social Protest and Collective Action, Gino Germani Research Institute, FSOC- UBA - CONICET) Gonzalo Deive German (BA in Political Science for Children Address GCBA) Maria Candelaria Sgro (University Nacional de Córdoba) Víctor Guzmán (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba) Kracoff Mariano Castaño Eliana Mariela Lujan Perussich Sonia Glinski José Maceira (Malvinas Argentinas Health Center. Villa Carlos Gardel. Municipio de Morón) Alejandro Goldberg (Institute of Anthropology - CONICET, Sem. Anthropology and International Migration, Research and Intervention Group with Immigrant Population Sociocultural / GIISPI, Faculty of Arts, UBA) Valeria F. Hasan (INCIHUSA - CONICET) Miriam Priotti (Director of Fundación ph15) Fernando Fioretti (BA in Psychology - UBA) Laura Zambrini (GES-UBA-CONICET) Evangelina Suarez Noemi Alejandro Kaufman (Director of the School of Communication Sciences) Jorge Horacio Fraga Errecart (Professor Universidad Atlántida Argentina) Cecilia Flachsland (teacher) Ana Clara Camarotti (Gino Germani Research Institute, F. Soc, UBA) Standard Falchetti Maximiliano Crespi (UNLP- UNSUR-CONICET) Juan Mondrik Julieta Gaudini (CAPS Malvinas Argentinas) Vera Maria Paula Barrau (student of Sociology, UBA) Hernán Fair (CONICET / UBA-CEDIS / UNSAM) Mariana Luzzi (UNGS Science Institute) Gisela Catanzaro (UBA - CONICET) Ana Gisela Laboureau (FADU-UBA), Jimena María Mantilla (Gino Germani Research Institute, F. Soc, UBA - CONICET) Alina Lis Rios (PECOS, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, UBA - CONICET) Natalia Szyldergemein Pablo Ferrer (Pastor, Methodist Church) Soledad Cutuli (FFyL-UBA) Ester Mabel Bellucci Naomi Pisani Marisa Barrera Cristián Vidal Sucksdorf (Fac Cs. Social-UBA) Fernanda Maria Elena Galarza Cheese (UBA / UNGS) Pearl Kuznicki (School No. 7 - 6 º - GCBA) Sonia Alejandra Sorriente Martin Unzué Nancy Wood (UNSAM-CONICET - iigg) Laura Daniela Ferrari (Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento / Faculty of Arts, UBA) Renata Rocco-Cuzzi (Deputy journalistic Communication Workshop, Faculty of Social Sciences UBA) Andrea Lobos (UBA) Mario Acevedo (FSOC Communication student-UBA) Lucrecia Stephen (Student Fadu-UBA) Adrian Hermoso (CBC / UBA) Maria Cristina de los Reyes (regular and researcher Professor Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata) Sara Torres (CATWLAC) Nicolás Dallorso (Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani - UBA) Alejandro J. Capriati (IGG-UBA-CONICET) Graciela Sikos (GES) Marina Maggio (student of Communication Sciences UBA) Guadalupe Fernandez Chein (Teacher CABA) María Graciela Rodríguez (UBA-UNSAM) Pedro Nuñez (FLACSO / CONICET) Gastón Tourn (Student Communications, UBA) Ana Lia King (Faculty of Social Sciences and the Faculty of Arts, UBA - IIEGE) Alejandra Patricia Diaz (FDerecho-CBC-UBA) Veronica Mariela Sexer Rothpflug (El Amante / Cine) Dante Alberto J. Peralta (Prof. of Arts, a researcher / teacher) Guiomar E. Ciapuscio (UBA - CONICET) Mariana Carroli (UBA Teacher / Researcher Fisyp) María Florencia Rodríguez (CONICET-iigg) John Acerbi (FSOC-UBA) Guillermo Winnicki (UTN FRBA) Cora Arias (CEIL-Piette, CONICET-UBA). Lucia Sun Lenz (Mr. Cs of Social Communication, UBA) Lucas Van King (student Cs. Of Communication, UBA) Paola López Cross (BA in Communication Studies) Agustin Leyre Vicondo (Student Communications, UBA) Lucia Alegria (Poder Judicial de la Nación) Matthias M. Hessling (Lic.Ccias communication, UBA, Research Team Coordinator the Centre for the Promotion of Rights of Sexual Diversity in Salta, draft-UNAIDS-UNDP-MdSalud UNPFA Nation) Saavedra Aldana (Student of Social Communication, UBA) Federico Gómez (Student of Communication Sciences, UBA) Silvana Soledad Perez (Student Communication Sciences, UBA) Christian Lange (Member Group Omega / Dramatic Structure Research) Analia del Franco (Analogies srl) Ricardo Terrile (JTP Race Cs. of Communication, UBA) Nicolás Ariel Espiñeira Wilkins (IDAES-UNSAM/UBA ) Rodolfo Carlos Pistani Alicia Nelida Carnelli Isabella Cosse (CONICET / UdeSA) María Micaela Bazzano (National Sexual Health and Head, Ministry of Health, UBA, UNLP) Eugenia Tarzibachi (FLACSO-UBA-CONICET), Osvaldo R. Battistini (CONICET - UBA) Matías Ramírez Maggio (Art School No. 1, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires), María Florencia Guerrero (Destination radio program Alternative Radio Arinfo) Natalia Gili (Bariloche2000 digital newspaper, Bariloche) Emilia Risso (Student's career Communication Sciences, UBA) Lorena Moscovitch (UBA - CONICET - UNSAM) Nestor Kohan Mariana Gene (Gino Germani Research Institute - CONICET) Pistani Mariana Lucia Calomino Arturo Mercado Gurrola (Head of Service Area Community Foundation Guest) Javier L. Hourcade Bellocq (International HIV / AIDS Alliance, Regional Representative) María Laura Rodríguez (Student Cs. Social Communication UBA) Guillermo Wulff Gabriel Nardacchione (CONICET-UNGS) Emilio IPOL (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires) Josefina Fernandez (UNLP) Liliana Maria Luisa Franchi (Social Psychologist, Psychological Mutual Assistance "The Bancadero") Beatriz Sznaider (FSOC, UBA) Eduardo cartoccio (UBA - Instituto Gino Germani) José Manuel Morán (Center for Advanced Studies - National University of Córdoba) Leila Torres (Lic . in social communication. Journalist at the New RIOJA. Member of the network with gender-based journalist) Carlos Landa (Institute of Archaeology FFyL UBA) Graciela Toledo (Faculty of Humanities, UNCA) Mariano Mestman (UBA) Ianina Lois (Teaching Faculty of Social Sciences researcher UBA) Carmen Serrano (Student Social Communication, University of La Plata) Norberto Sebastian Angeloni (BA Communication Science , UBA) Mabel Darnet (BA Psychology, UBA) Katrin Zinsmeister (Philosophy Faculty, UBA) Francisco Romero (Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA) Facundo Vega (Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA / CONICET) Mabel Alicia Campagnoli ( FSOC and IIEGE - UBA / FAHCE and CINIG - UNLP) Victoria D'hers (Faculty of Social Sciences iigg / FADU) Iara Hadad (UBA) Julieta Sol Vicente Benavente (Faculty of Social Sciences - UBA) South Atilio A. Generation Policy Boron (Regular Professor, School of Social Sciences, UBA) Cross Cecilia (Ceil-Piette, CONICET / UNLZ) Gabriel Vommaro (UNGS) Jorge Alberto Castilla Vujosevich (UBA - UNLP - UndMP) Agostina Romano (UNC-SeCyT) Lara Bersted (UBA doctoral Fellow. Program Political Economy of Culture. ICA, FFyL, UBA) Liliana Viola (Suppl. AM, Pagina 12) Ana Maria Constanza Laura Logan Rímoli Vendrell Carolina Nogués Gonzalo Arena (MBA Lazard) Lucelly Veronica Cardenas Gonzalez Bonet (member Network for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) Emelina Alonso (abogada. Professor at the University of Palermo) Laura Morroni (Prof. Philosophy. IIEGE UBA) Gabriela Bacin (UBA-AIDSPortal-Lesmadres) Julieta Bonazza (UNL-Juventd Socal Santa Fe-Lesmadres) Puntillo Ana (Santa Fe-Lesmadres ATE) Paula Llewellyn (IUNA-Folklore-UPEB-Lesmadres) Silvia Quintero (Teacher-GCBA-UTE Lesmadres) Monica Marcela Molina (director www.urbanasenreddigital.com.ar , Argentina Member of Journalists Network, PAR, Santa Rosa, La Pampa) Susana Beatriz Gamba (General Directorate for Women Chairperson of Women Foundation Agenda) Antonio Arrúe (Lic. Psychology - UBA) Mary Amanda Sibolich (Student Cs. of Communication - Faculty of Social Sciences - UBA) Nicolás Israel, student Cs. of communication, UBA Dora Barrancos (IIEGE-UBA / CONICET) Gustavo Ariel Casazza (Student Cs. of Communication - Faculty of Social Sciences - UBA) Belén Alonso (FSoC-UBA, MTEySS) Alejandro M. Villa (Health Research Council / Ministry of Health / GCBA) Jimena Rosli (Journalist) Magali Fernandez Marina Becerra (CONICET - Interdisciplinary Institute of Gender Studies, Faculty of Arts, UBA) Lilia Vazquez Mariana Lorda (Group Study Family, Gender and Subjectivities - National University of Mar del Plata) Santiago Navone (Student National University of Mar del Plata) Inés Pérez (UNMdP - CONICET) Paula Viturro (teaching and research UBA) Veronica Granda (BA Social Work) Cecilia Torres Garibaldi (Educational Psychology Faculty - UBA) Ana Maria Sanchez (Student Cs. Of Communication - Faculty of Social Sciences - UBA) Maria Claudia Married Diana Coblier (President of Fundacion Tehuelche) Marina Arnold Rosenfeld Bertone (Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities, National University of Cordoba) Guido Vespucci, National University of Mar del Plata - CONICET Cristina Erbar (Council of the Rights of Children and Adolescents - GCBA / Faculty of Social Sciences - University Of London Aires) Karina Felitti (IIEGE, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, UBA) Cristina Adrover (social psychologist, educator sexual-La Plata) Alejandra Lapegna (Prog. House Child and Adolesc., GCABA) Adriana Vaghi (CEUR-CONICET) Romina Ramirez (FSOC, UBA) Adriana Imperatore (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Buenos Aires and Universidad Nacional de Quilmes) Viviana Beker (Teacher- ESB Junior High School 3199-Bahía Blanca) Marilin Dietz (Lic.Cs.de Communications, UBA) Florence Dopazo (Student of Social Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences, UBA) Hernando Albornoz Liliana Pereyra V (FFyH-UNC), Paul A. Vommaro (UBA / CONICET / FISyP) Pedro Pírez (CONICET-UNSAM / UBA) Héctor Antonio Lubin (Ph.D. in Chemistry, UNLP) Bergallo Paola (University of San Andres and CEDES) Laura Perelman Sac (Student Cs. Communication - Faculty of Social Sciences - UBA) Nicholas Diana Menéndez (CONICET) Ricardo Iacub (UBA) Susana A. Pastor (Feminists in Action) Deborah Linares Carolina Gorban (CIE / UNSAM CONICET) Eva Mónica Pini (Director, Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Education, Culture and Society CEIECS, School of Humanities, Universidad Nacional de General San Martín UNSAM) Andrea Rizzotti (FLACSO Argentina ) Casarin Erica Novak (Professor of Physical Education, Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Assistant-Student Communication Sciences, UBA) Fabio Wasserman Paula Novoa Valeria Elias Coca Trillini (Catholics for a Free Choice) PROMSEX, Advocacy Center of Sexual and Reproductive Rights, Lima, Peru Horacio Sivori (Universide do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Jordi Díez (Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Guelph, Canada) Mario Rufer (Professor of Social Science Division Humanities at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana - UAM Xochimilco, Mexico) Andrea Lacombe (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Paul Ben (University of Northern Iowa) Fernando Rabossi (Department of Cultural Anthropology, IFCS - UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro , Brazil), Javier Gutiérrez Marmolejo (Autonomous University of Mexico City) Gustavo E. Villalobos (Diaverum Renal Services Group, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSpain) Maite Reyes Retana (Mexico) Pazmiño Sofia Arguello (El Colegio de Mexico, Center for Sociological Studies, Mexico) Mariana Valdata (Peru) Elisabeth Jay Friedman (Associate Professor of Politics, University of San Francisco, USA) Jaime Barrientos Delgado (Associate Professor, School of Psychology, Universidad Catolica del Norte, Chile) Valeria Grabiner Etorena (Faculty of Humanities and Education, UDELAR, Uruguay) Enrique Rosenburt (Rakaz chinuch-Tnuat Hehalutz Lamerjav Noar, Israel) Cecilia Cohen (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel ) Gloria Careaga (School of Psychology, UNAM, Mexico) Scarlett Marton (Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil) Adriana Vianna (Anthropologist; Professora do Pós-Graduação Program em Antropologia Social / Museu Nacional / UFRJ, Brazil )

Monday, November 2, 2009

When Can I Shower After Back Waxing

lesmadres Invitation to the Parade


This November 7 lesmadres partake of the XVIII LGBT Pride March. March for political recognition, social, cultural and legal rights nuestrxs s obesity, our families and us as lesbians. In a context in which the needs of our families are ignored or imagined as a future reality of visibility is more important than ever. Our families are a present reality. Hijxs Nuestrxs already here, walking with us.

Comrades, friends: groups, lesbian mothers and mothers Saturday vegan invite to march with us once again celebrating the struggle and diversity with pride and joy.


We are in Plaza de Mayo to flag lesmadres 17hs.en.


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info@lesmadres.com.ar

Sunday, October 18, 2009

I Cannot Pay My Boat Loan



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Thursday, September 24, 2009

What To Wear Swimming Pool Birtyday Party



Yesterday at noon, in a pleasant meal, talking with my partner Elu on our past work and work before entering Aena. Thus came back to my memory the experience that led to my first job, some time later, results in a short essay, "What useful", which was published in the now defunct magazine "Quanto" my power, in the spring of 2001 or 2002, I do not remember.


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Q erhaps the Bible is wrong and work was not never any punishment imposed on Adam but something he chose. Perhaps there was no apple or temptation, or cheat, or cardboard, but only a desire to leave the routine wonderful paradise in return for a justification of his own existence: if Adam wandered barefoot for years and idle and endless green meadows, surrounded by abundance and pleasures that were delivered without more, is not it possible that at some point they ask "Why did God create me?, how useful I report?, what place, what mission I have in this garden? ?. And maybe, just maybe, he decided to find the answer through the sweat of his front.
This idea might seem absurd to the majority, which is why the Biblical legend persists and few people today do not think working as a real curse. Note, however, that in speaking of work I do not mean the mere occupation of the hands or intellect, or the degree of satisfaction that might arise from that occupation. Speak, Lord, the great feeling that produces "having a job", having a job, a responsibility, ... and talk, of course, the opposite phenomenon: what it means to not have it, the anguish of unemployment, unemployment, the absence of underlying responsibilities as true evil in the empty expanse of free time. Idleness is enjoyed only when it is not free, when it becomes the performance of work or effort, when it is deserved or have been on her own merits as a vacation. Beyond that, free time living with a total lack of imagination, perspectives, lives even with a nagging embarrassment, as happened to some of my friends when they finished the race: After a lifetime devoted to the study, always occupied by them, now, to finish and start looking for work, while eagerly awaiting that call, that interview did not come, they were stunned by the inactivity, the tedium their new lives. Just did nothing during the day, just send a letter, reread their own curriculum or the morning newspaper in search of deals. The days for them to fly and when you will meet the street and wondered what such bewildered head down, as if lugging the shame of their idleness, a modern lily, a scarlet letter reminding them to them and others who did nothing useful. For man-and here I return to my hypothesis Adam needs to work, you need to feel useful to themselves and others, need to create, develop, produce, ... let's call it for now, without further claim, "I want helpful. "

Late last fall I also felt that way. Still far from finishing the race, was seen throughout the year how my friends, my girlfriend, my teammates, one by one, ended their studies and started work, they became "useful" to the end, like silkworms they left turned the cocoons into butterflies can fly. I, however, saw me stranded on a deserted beach, deserted, still unable to sail but wanting to go into the high seas: felt, as I said, a tremendous "desire for profit" and thus things, I decided to send a single curriculum to a company in meteorology, my specialty. I was lucky, the company concerned, METEOTEMP, arranged an interview with gratifying haste in which I could see that dedicated her to work, especially in a company as one that was dedicated to the creation and dissemination of weather and to-remember aunaba I thought my knowledge of atmospheric physics and my taste, old and, at the language. The work was part-time, four hours I would go home and study and not be written off February examinations. No, I assure you, I was not very well paid but I was so, so excited ... do you understand?. Then I started working.


M and is difficult to describe the joy I experienced during those early days. Were all smiles at home, my father seemed finally proud of me, treated me with respect new, unknown, as that should correspond-guess him think a grown man, through and through. My friends congratulated me by phone or email, stating timidly felt envy, and my girlfriend bragged to her friends about how much I tried, did not mind admitting that it was for little money, because that perhaps my exalted status as a worker.
I, for one, came every morning to the warm, dark mouth Metro Callao to intense light and sunny and bright for those cold days of December and, once out, I filled the chest and the very soul to understand my new situation, as a man who begins an adventure or choose from soon walking in one direction uncertain ending. Sometimes I stood still a moment, deep in the middle of the square, imprisoned by the excitement that I carried something provincial about cars and the bustle of people around me, activity continues in the Gran Via, the major shops, cinemas , sun-stained sidewalks ... and looked at the crowd, walking quickly towards their own work, and I was part of a huge set, fully integrated into society. In the background, through the morning fog that clouded yet the street price, it drew the ghostly shadow of the old clock in the Puerta del Sol, but I turned right, to Santo Domingo, where my job title was located and walked up there happy, happy, his face transformed by an unknown emotion.

All this, however, changed. In the interview, my boss, Miss Silvia Surname, had told me that my job was to help the meteorologist on duty, drawing maps and writing reports for different media. The truth is that during the time I worked there ever drew up something in the way I would have liked, everything was rushed and written quality reports do not count. My best value, my ability to write, was so wasted. Neither my knowledge of meteorology, although few were used, any attempt on my part to implement was suppressed for the sake of a faster and soon began to feel there like an automaton, a robot, even worse, like a monkey. It's funny: I had a job, but I was more useful than when he lacked.
Outside, however, people kept asking for my new job, congratulations, ignoring the grimace on my face or I quickly changed the subject when they insisted. And I never spoke of my discontent, I guess I just wanted to enjoy the pride of my father, my girlfriend, looked satisfied with my uncle or my cousins \u200b\u200brecognition, clinging to all good things if I had won the job from have my own social security card to the satisfaction of cups to invite friends. Del
work out every day late, tired, confused. Given my studies, I had signed a four-hour part-time, but hid behind an avalanche of work that was impossible in less than six. Of course I had more hours than I played, provided that the responsibility-as "I told my boss I did not have to finish another that same day one of my companions, who had enough already. And it was true, there were all exploited and as a result everyone had a face or were bitter, with the exception of Sara (thanks for your smiles Sara) and the good of Jesus. But no one ever spoke the obvious need to hire another employee, the company he saved. So the pressure was increasing, the work also and the day, with very close examination, I decided to go to my time, I had to face my boss, his underhand psychological and finally to his threats dismissal. Surely then it was quite explicit in my arguments, because the next day someone, not herself, handed me a letter of dismissal.
And yes, I confess, I remember the sunny morning of January and December with nostalgia for paradise lost, a wonderful time we got away with all its splendor. It is also true that this happens to me all that is past, with earlier times, with the past and its irrecoverable nature by definition. Q


erhaps you want to know what I have learned. I learned that sometimes it happens that we do not find the key that opens the door to the world. It sometimes happens that does not revolve lock, which is hopelessly stuck onto the ground between nervous fingers and hindered. And sometimes, too, the desire to cross the threshold of that door leads to overestimate what the other side.
And do you know what I think now the "desire for profit" and the useful?. If it was Adam who chose, if work was not as a punishment from God say, I agree with your choice. Chose to work for man has this need. Yes, must in every way. But work is not live, and our "desire to use" our desire to feel useful, it should never lead us to think we exist solely to produce, too many people willing to advantage of that. It's the opposite gentlemen, we produce to live, to feel useful, too, produce to go home and take a leisurely stroll with our girlfriend, to cheer on our football team, to read an excellent book by the window or take a soaking cane in a pub with that an unknown friend who believed despechar.Yo again feel useful was to have a job, be productive, a valuable asset to society. But I was wrong. Feeling useful passes to valuable natural talents and virtues, and develop forward every day. I studied physics and I enjoy many of the subjects, but I guess first and foremost in my heart, I am a creator, a writer. And some nights in the dark privacy of the back seat of my car, my girlfriend, almost asleep in the crook of my shoulder, takes a long silence to ask what I think. I think the last time I said, a bit funny: "I think bison and angels, the secret of durable pigments, prophetic sonnets in, the refuge of art." I guess she did not recognize in these words the last paragraph of Nabokov's Lolita, but it's just because it sure does understand that part of me, as everything I read or written. So funny smile, as I smile every time I find his hair blond and long, between my clothes.