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Archives for October 2007

A Guilt-Free Me

October 12, 2007 by Caryn Leave a Comment

A Guilt-Free Me

The other morning I brought my oldest son to his first kindergarten field trip. As I watched the slew of kids get on the busses, followed and generally wrangled by a smaller slew of moms and one dad, I asked my friend Pamela when the sign-up was to accompany the kids. She said that those were […]

Filed Under: Faith, Identity, Motherhood

Dividing People

October 10, 2007 by Caryn Leave a Comment

“We are much too inclined in these days to divide people into permanent categories, forgetting that a category only exists for its special purpose and must be forgotten as soon as that purpose is served.” –Dorothy L. Sayers, “Are Women Human?” I think we would all agree with this wisdom. So why do we keep […]

Filed Under: Motherhood, Random Ramblings

So This Is Contentment

October 6, 2007 by Caryn Leave a Comment

So This Is Contentment

Here’s how I know God’s at work in my life: Some people across the street from me are building literally the cutest house in the world. And it just keeps getting better and cuter, and I love it. But I have yet to feel jealous!  Last weekend, I spent a lot of time talking to […]

Filed Under: Faith, Random Ramblings

Facebook: The Death of Me?

October 3, 2007 by Caryn 2 Comments

For sure, Facebook will be the death of me. I’ve only been on this thing for 24 hours, and I’m already addicted and feeling the need to cut and run. It’s cool but weird all at the same time. We’ll see how this goes. And as if I don’t worry enough about not having good […]

Filed Under: Random Ramblings

Public Nursing

October 1, 2007 by Caryn Leave a Comment

Public Nursing

Now I’m nothing if not a militant nurser—which is just about the last thing I’d ever have thought I’d be. I remember being disgusted by women who would pull out their boobs and flagrantly nurse their babies.  Where are you supposed to look? I’d think. Then of course I had kids and discovered I could win trophies for nursing. There isn’t […]

Filed Under: Motherhood, Politico, Random Ramblings

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