- Finally, after months of wrangling with thousands of data points, I have a completed draft of my results chapter. I just wrote the last paragraph. That, my friends, was a big job. (It's not over, of course. I have typed and deleted six different versions of this sentence, torn between celebrating the accomplishment and acknowledging that plenty of revising lies ahead.)
- After, like, six years of unremitting grayness (all right, maybe it's only been 10 days), the sun is peeking out.
- I am bundling up the baby and taking her out to enjoy the sunshine with me before we pick up the boys.
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- Welcome to my blog, where I mostly natter on about my life with five kids. Occasionally (not very often, because teenagers keep a person humble) I dispense parenting advice. Occasionally I write about other things, like faith or food or my secret strategy for dealing with annoying kid behavior or whether I am fit to be a mother. Also: who is the mystery intruder? And: does stay-at-home mothering rot the brain? If you are worried about slow weight gain in a breastfed baby, this is my most-viewed post — hope it's helpful to you. Want to read more? I have some favorite posts linked here.
Congratulations! I know how gruelling it can be, grinding out parts of your thesis, so: YEAH JAMIE!!
Posted by: Sarah in Ottawa | January 26, 2010 at 06:08 PM
Woohoo!
Posted by: Maria | January 26, 2010 at 09:09 PM
i am so proud of you! continued prayers and support from me- amazing & inspirational, you are, mama!!
Posted by: pnuts mama | January 28, 2010 at 12:25 AM