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My name is Eden M. Kennedy. I grew up in suburban Denver with my parents, my two older brothers, and a big, red-haired dachshund. My dad taught me how to do a crossword puzzle; my mom taught me how to knit; my brothers taught me how to light fireworks and how to drop the puck in a street hockey game.
Eventually, I grew to hate hockey, most fireworks are now illegal, and though I still love to knit, I gave up doing a daily crossword when I let my New York Times subscription lapse.
And then I discovered blogging.
When I had a baby and lost my editing job back in 2001, blogging became a good way to record my history and teach myself a little HTML. For instance, here’s an early post where I describe what it was like to give birth in my own bathroom. Here’s this other thing where I took a picture of my head every day for three months so that the whole Internet could watch my hair grow.
Because of the time and energy I’ve wasted on the Internet I’ve been mentioned, quoted, featured, and/or interviewed in The San Francisco Chronicle, The New York Times, on the BBC, and by The Santa Barbara Independent, and I have blogged (about Nova and Nature) (and Nature again) for PBS.
I am incredibly fortunate that my dear friend Alice Bradley and I started the site Let’s Panic About Babies! which is now an actual book by St. Martin’s Press!
. . . which you can buy from your favorite local bookseller or order from any of these fine online reading-material procurement outlets:
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
Books-a-Million
Borders
IndieBound
Overstock.com
Powell’s
WalMart
Let’s see, where were we?
I also blog at yogabeans! but not with any regularity. (My relationship with yoga has become complicated. We’re working on it.)
Here’s the link to National Blog Posting Month, a site I started where people who love to blog can see what it’s like to post every day for a month! Be sure to visit in November, that’s the big month where thousands of people show up and some of them win prizes.
Some of my posts are in this book, and in this book, and I also have an essay in this book, too.
If it’s too much work to go through my archives, you can always just read my interview with Leahpeah or get the bare minimum from my old Blogger profile.
If you’d like to send me an e-mail, that would be great! That’s fussy at fussy dot org, remember to replace the (at) with an @ and the (dot) with a . I normally respond pretty quickly. If I don’t it may be because (a) you have overwhelmed me with your kindness/anger and I don’t know how to respond, or (b) you’ve asked me to help you market something that makes no sense to me whatsoever.
My Adam and Eve logo was designed by the extraordinary Michele Howley Boudreaux.
My husband’s web site is here.
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