mum2twelve
My blogs
- mum2twelve... now My Bakers Dozen
- Catholic, Classic and Current Books and Movies
- Mothers of Many Saints
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Occupation | wife, mother, friend and writer |
| Location | 2 hrs from the beach, 2 hrs from the mountains, North Carolina, United States |
| Introduction | I'm the mother of 13 living children and 7 in heaven. I am the wife of an awesome man of whom our 20 year old son recently asked me: 'Is there anything Padre can't do?' after watching his dad waltz with his older sister at her wedding. I love to write and have recently been published in a book about the Eucharist, Confession 101 compiled By Sister Patrica Proctor and most recently written for Family Foundations the official magazine for the Couple to Couple League. I also love photography, reading, playing with my children and sharing the joy they bring with my husband. I love being Catholic and am in awe that Jesus is really there in the Eucharist. I love that He is as present to me as He was to the Apostles. |
| Interests | Catholicism, Writing, Reading, gazing at my babies, laughing at the antics of my kids with their father, photography, old movies |
| Favorite Movies | Fiddler on the Roof, Emma, 6 hr PBS Pride and Prejudice series, Road to Avonlea series, British detective/ mystery series, Most old Christmas movies but esp. Christmas in Connecticut, A White Christmas, It's a Beautiful Life, The list could go on and on and on and on and on... |
| Favorite Music | Rankin Family, Movie track from "Brother, where art thou?" the Chieftains, BNL, BTO, Jars of Clay... I am terrible at names and have not come close to listing all my favourites. |
| Favorite Books | The Complete Sherlock Holmes, Sense and Sensibility, Pride & Prejudice and all her other great books, Jane Eyre, Little Men, A Daughter of the Land, Freckles, War & Peace, Dorothy L Sayer's Mysteries, Jeeves & Wooster and on and on and on.... |
What would you name your ballet inspired by the sight of children leaping through a garden sprinkler?
Leapfroging by the Dozen