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chronicles of a journey to motherhood and beyond
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- trauma revisited: reflections
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- on breech presentation
- finally!
- a response
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- i think i give up.
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- by the way, did i mention?
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- and now for my commentary on the last post
- 28 weeks and midwife says...
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- natural transition - birth and baby care
- navelgazing midwife (blog)
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- gentlebirth.org - awesome archives
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- deadly delivery, report by amnesty international
- pregnancy may be hazardous to your liberty
- preventing posterior position
- evidence-based maternity care (PDF)
- consumer report - back to basics for safer birth
- the hormonal blueprint for labor
- ...it's not too much to ask
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- women in charge (awesome birth story)
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- why men leave - a hidden epidemic
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who i am...
a crafty work-at-home mama with too many ideas and not enough time to make them reality.
our little 5-acre farm is my husband, myself, our daughter, and our son, plus chickens, cats, rabbits, a couple of dairy cows, and a large garden. we're learning to live as sustainably as we can.
our little 5-acre farm is my husband, myself, our daughter, and our son, plus chickens, cats, rabbits, a couple of dairy cows, and a large garden. we're learning to live as sustainably as we can.
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July 24, 2010 at 10:23 AM
That is SO beautiful! I wanted to do this with Kaine, I couldn't find anyone who would do it for me (my mom said she would and then decided, when I got there that she would change everything - I don't know why I thought it was going to be any different!!) Anyway, you look beautiful!!
July 24, 2010 at 7:32 PM
thanks :) i thought it came out pretty nice...
i took it myself with a tripod when i had about 10 minutes of free time the other day. i already had the vision in my head of what i wanted, so all i had to do was grab the moment when the light was coming in just right, and i got it! yay for amateur photography.
July 24, 2010 at 8:46 PM
WOW! That totally makes this photo even more amazing! It is so perfectly framed and everything! It truly does look amazing!