I'll be having a baby. Usually people don't know when, but because my doctor and I have agreed that a c-section makes the most sense for my health, I do know when. January 31.
I am pretty sure that I am not going to be blogging for a while unless I have time to write about motherhood and the new baby. I've been sick since the Human Body Project event in Calgary and have had no urge/ability to even look at the photos (or the other work) from the January events much less post them to the website. In terms of the project, at this moment, I feel like my "job" is done. For whatever reason I felt like I really needed to have those two events while pregnant. I'm not certain what I accomplished except a bit of personal forward movement.
The project seems unimportant now as the baby approaches. I'll just have to see where it goes after me, the baby and our family get going with each other. Send us good vibes. Thanks.
Ecofeminist, inconvenient prophet, artist, activist, cancer survivor, mother. Radical vulnerability on behalf of the collective. Using nakedness—literal+figurative. Processing my pain.
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