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.

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Trip to Blue Ridge

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Thought I'd share a few photos from the trip we took to Blue Ridge with friends that I mentioned in the last post.  We had six adults ...
Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Artwork and Thoughts, on a Snow Day

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That comma in the title is intentional... because I don't have many thoughts on the snow itself, just other thoughts.  But here are ...
Wednesday, February 04, 2015

Modern Mothering and Miscarriage, Rants and Reflections

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So here's some of the loveliness that is going around online lately... First, the whole vaccination thing.  Apparently the measles out...
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Monday, February 02, 2015

Ramblings, Part III

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Beef stock... looks delicious with all those vegetable chunks floating around in there, huh?  Well, it was, after I strained it, that i...
Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Ramblings, Part II

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A creepy photo of Lucy to kick this post off... those are stickers from Trader Joe's.  I love Trader Joe's... except that they th...
Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Ramblings, Part I

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The nun habits the girls got for their dolls for Christmas... so cute So, this will be a rambling post... and every time I sit dow...
Monday, January 19, 2015

Soul Gardening Journal

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I started getting this wonderful little magazine this past fall... it is written by Catholic mothers and is mailed out, in print, for free. ...
Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Family Geography Studies

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Some fellow homeschoolers recently asked me to share our Family Geography studies here on the blog.  This is something we do in the first g...
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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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