barefootmommy
Blogs I follow
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | homeschooling mom |
| Location | WA, United States |
| Introduction | I like to live as close to the way it seems we were created to live. I try to think of how God must have intended things to be, and try to live like that. I don't always stick to that, but it's the tenet i like to come back to when I don't know which direction to turn. |
| Interests | sewing, felting, knitting, gardening, babies, birth support, reading, infant potty training, drawing, enjoying nature. |
| Favorite movies | the english patient, napoleon dynamite, uhf, amelie, a very long engagement, indiana jones series, flight of the navigator, back to the future series |
| Favorite music | bjork, ella fitzgerald, sarah vaughn, louis armstrong, gershwin, billie holiday, sarah mclaughlin, indigo girls, 10,000 maniacs, na leo pilimehana, ka'au krater boys, israel kamakaiwo'ole |
| Favorite books | on the road, uncle tom's cabin, a history of babies, babies celebrated, trickle treat, diaper free, vegetable gardening west of the cascades, rediscovering birth, ina may's guide to childbirth |
Why don't you ever wear a scarf? It doesn't need to be cold outside for your neck to feel naked.
I used to wear airy and light scarves in college, but then i had kids, and it seemed like too much work putting on an extra thing. plus, I thought it looked too dressy for day to day mom-ness. I guess maybe i thought only college students get to look artsy in scarves, and a scarf-wearing mom might just look silly, scarf always askew from one of the children playing with it.