Growing with my Girls

My life with a wonderful husband, living my vocation of raising three girls Catholic in a secular world, finding myself more counter-cultural and farther from the mainstream every day, and trying to grow in patience, knowing that they will not be little for long.

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Friday, May 11, 2012

Look at me!

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I learned to crawl at the La Leche League of Georgia conference this past weekend! I love Athens!!! (shh, don't tell my Grampa;...

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Sunday, July 19, 2009

Look who's talking too

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I posted before on all the cute ways Caroline used to say certain words and have been meaning to write down some of Cecilia's pronuncia...

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Little Daredevil

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This face says it all... "I can take on anything - I can climb any mountain. Just watch me!" Oh, don't let that melted yogur...

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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Cecilia's Buddy

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One of Cecilia's first clear words: "Pope." There is a photo of him in the vestibule at our church, and I pointed it out to C...

Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Oh, and I guess I should mention...

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Cecilia is walking! She took her first steps about two weeks ago, and now she's pretty confident with walking - although she still pref...

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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

She Stands!!!

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We're oh-so-impressed, and yet her expression remains the same serious one as usual: "Uh, okay... why are you guys staring and cla...

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Thursday, September 25, 2008

Pulling Up

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So apparently, interesting things like cats and running water motivate this baby (tonight she heard Chris using the electric mixer in the ki...

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Erin: I spend my days as a 35 year old Catholic wife and mother changing diapers, nursing babies, teaching my children at home, making yogurt, picking figs, and fighting city hall for the rights of families to care for themselves in healthy and self-sufficient ways. I love my husband, chocolate, the Pope(s), Earl Greyer and Irish Breakfast teas, cooking, and the beauty and truth of my faith's teachings on family, sexuality, and love. My mottos are "Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life," "Ora et Labora," and "Offer it up." If you dropped by, you'd likely find me in my kitchen barefoot with a baby on my hip making dinner while rocking out to some Tonic or Emerson Hart.

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