but i realize it’s starting to look like one.
this blog is nearing its 8th [!!] birthday, and it has certainly undergone an evolution of sorts. it started off as a typical med student’s whine-fest, turned into a running/HLB of sorts, and then got a little . . . existential during the TTC days. there’s always been discussion of work/life balance and finding time for the important things with a busy schedule, and of course plenty of organization eye candy in the form of notebook/planner shots. there’s been a good amount of food [restaurant reviews + cooking projects — most notably doin’ time with martha]. and i’ve even featured a smattering of fashion, particularly during the time when i was anthro-obsessed, although i certainly don’t consider myself a style blogger by any means.
and now, i realize, there’s a WHOLE lot of baby.
while i know it’s probably fun for other new moms to read about annabel’s antics and my day care dilemmas, i realize that certainly may certainly alienate some of you reading this now [or perhaps you’ve already left, and i’m writing into a black hole]. the thing is . . .
i really am enjoying motherhood.
this new experience is dominating my life right now — as should probably be expected! still, one of the things this little blog project has always been for me is an outlet. a place to vent / explore ideas / mull over things, as well as celebrate the fun little moments that make life wonderful. so, while i have no plans to stop the baby photo barrage [can’t help myself], i don’t really want to become a full-blown mommy blog. i still want to be a LIFE blog, with focus on living intentionally and appreciating the gift of every new day.
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I love your blog just the way it is! But as you know, I’m a new mom too! Can’t believe you’ve been blogging for 8 years — would have been fun to be following you way back when!
Love the life blog concept. It’s like a journal of everything. Welcome to Houston, it’s hot and sunny! Hope you get to do something enjoyable while you’re here.
Informal study and studies are very important and comprehensive. The skills are informally refined in the society the students are not admitted in any school in informal system. The social norms are learned and analyzed.
I’m still reading, and I HATE mommy blogs…I think it’s because I just like reading about your life 🙂 Just keep being yourself and I’ll keep reading. (Does that sound creepy? It’s not meant to be…)
no not creepy at all – it’s a total compliment! thank you!!
I love your blog!! Even though I’m not a mommy, I think any blog that is written with your honesty is going to be interesting. 🙂
I am a mom, not a medical doctor but am a phd in academe that focuses on training future clinical psychologists, love running, cooking and theoretically love eating out though rarely do it, and have had my anthro phases. I love your blog in all its phases. Its very authentic!!!