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Moments in Motherhood, June 2007

by Dawn Camp | Jun 1, 2007 | family & friends, motherhood

This month’s topic is sharing a special memory of your mother. My mother had three sayings in particular which I remember: More can be bought. Don’t try to be something you aren’t. No one person is important enough to make everyone around them...

Moments in Motherhood: June topic

by Dawn Camp | May 29, 2007 | family & friends, motherhood

It’s time to announce the next Moments in Motherhood topic; Moments in Motherhood is posted on the first Friday of the month. For June, please relate a special memory of your mother. If you have a photo of her (or the two of you) to include, that would be extra...

Moments in Motherhood, May 2007

by Dawn Camp | May 4, 2007 | family & friends, motherhood

The following is this month’s topic for Moments in Motherhood: What is your opinion concerning girls calling boys? Depending on the ages of your children, did/do/will you let your daughters call boys? How do you feel about girls calling your son(s)? When I was...

May’s Moments in Motherhood Topic

by Dawn Camp | Apr 20, 2007 | family & friends, motherhood

Moments in Motherhood is the writing project for mommy bloggers that I am hosting on the first Friday of each month. Here’s the next topic for Friday, May 4, and can I say that I am dying to hear what y’all have to say on this subject: What is your opinion...

Moments in Motherhood

by Dawn Camp | Mar 31, 2007 | family & friends, motherhood

The moment a child is born, the mother is also born. She never existed before. The woman existed, but the mother, never. A mother is something absolutely new. ~Rajneesh As a mother of eight who hopes to one day become certified as a childbirth educator and/or birth...

The Greatest Job in the World

by Dawn Camp | Feb 6, 2007 | a day in the life, faith, family & friends, Favorites, motherhood

I have what some might call a fancy education. I took six years to get a four-year degree, and also married and had my first child during that time. In the months leading up to graduation, friends, family, and professors asked what I planned to do with my education. I...