In this week’s The Brookline Parent, mabfan discusses the Supreme Court case that started in Massachusetts and on which the Court ruled 9-0 was unconstitutional. The incident that prompted the law that was the subject of the lawsuit was not just local; it happened here in Brookline, and he was nearby when it happened.

So… how’s your week going? Mine’s been…interesting. Want to know how interesting, and how Muffin and Squeaker reacted? Read the new The Brookline Parent column.

In this week's The Brookline Parent column, mabfan discusses recent minor medical emergencies experienced by the girls.

Muffin and Squeaker were flower girls for the first time! And so I wrote a column about it. Because they were adorable and I was a ball of stress. Click to read Hail the Bridegroom, Hail the Bride.

In this week's column, mabfan discusses the "firsts" in the girls' lives that we've missed.Click here to read "Missing the Firsts."

In this week's column, Muffin and Squeaker go to the movies, Michael and I finally see "Frozen," and I briefly hate Disney movies.

( In which I yammer about getting back on the writing horse )

It’s been two weeks since our last The Brookline Parent column, “The Mommy Blogging Question,” was published, and we’re sad to have to tell our friends and fans that it’ll probably be the last column for a while. Brookline Patch has decided to go in a new direction, one that doesn’t include our bi-weekly parenting column ( Read more... )

We will now indulge in a bit of meta, as in this week's The Brookline Parent column on BrooklinePatch mabfan discusses "mommy blogging" and the pros and cons of writing publicly on the Internet about one's children. Click to read The Mommy Blogging Question.

In this week's The Brookline Parent column at Brookline Patch, I take a look back at how things have changed for our kids since the beginning of 2012. Muffin and Squeaker have grown and matured in a variety of ways, and some of those ways might not be what you'd expect.

Go read My, How We've Grown to see, well, how they've grown.