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A little more about where I’m coming from.
I hope, if you read the previous post, you don’t take offense to what I wrote. It’s not my intention to add to the negative debate surrounding motherhood and career. The reality is, if you can strike a good balance … Continue reading
Posted in introspection, motherhood, personal growth, perspective
Tagged introspection, motherhood, personal growth, perspective
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How to be disorganized and unproductive at home.
If my stay-at-home mothering/homemaking position were a real paying job, I’d have been fired years ago. The truth be told, I spend way too much time in my head lamenting about lack of mental stimulation, lack of friendship, lack of … Continue reading
Posted in career, introspection, motherhood, personal growth, perspective
Tagged introspection, life's work, motherhood, personal growth, renewal, SAHM
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What I want for my girls…and why it’s difficult to achieve it.
I have realized I have a certain vision I have in mind for how I want to raise my girls. I was responding to a post on Mothering.com forum and realized as I was writing, it became clear to me … Continue reading
What I’ve been waiting for…serious discussion of motherhood and science
I have to give my appreciation to Jenny from A Natural Scientist for having a button on her blog that linked me to other science mama blogs. Through a quick jump through a few other hyperlinks, I stumbled upon this … Continue reading
Life’s work and motherhood
Okay, so I’ve been waylaid recently by my daughter’s diagnosis of selective mutism and SPD. A LOT of the posts of late have been revolving around that topic. I’d like to get back on the goals I have for this … Continue reading
Posted in career, combining science and motherhood, motherhood
Tagged choices, life's work, motherhood, work
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