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.

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Happy Pentecost!

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We celebrated Pentecost this year by going to Mass with one of my brothers and his wife, with whom we had stayed over Saturday night. Then ...
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Sisters

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Both "nursing" their baby dolls... well, Cecilia is trying to figure it out... Reading books together in Caroline's room

Can somebody help here?

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Somebody with some fashion sense, that is? ;) Cute skirt, huh? It is a hand-me-down for Caroline... if I can figure out how to put it on he...
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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Because it is easier than writing posts myself...

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...and so I can find it again to refer to myself! That is the real reason I am linking to it here, and in case anyone else wants to read so...
Friday, May 22, 2009

Ascension Thursday

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Thursday marked the day that we celebrate Jesus's return to heaven, which means we are nearing the end of the Easter season. We will of...
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Definitions by Caroline

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Whole Milk Kefir: "suck yogurt" Pretty accurate description of it, I'd say...
Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Pretty as a Picture

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Looking up at Mommy with those blue eyes There are BLUEBERRIES growing up there! Happy in the bath Had to stick in a pretty picture of Carol...

Our Mary Garden

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The month of May is dedicated to Mary, Mother of Jesus, so I decided it would make a good time to start a Mary Garden. In our garden, I wan...
Saturday, May 09, 2009

Great Article

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I love this .  It is short - go read it!
Friday, May 08, 2009

Prayers Please

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For those of you outside of my family who read this blog, I wanted to let you know that my new niece, Elizabeth, passed away at the beginnin...
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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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