Motherhood Later Interview Feature Is Up!
My first child was born when I was 32. My last, a daughter, when I was 37. I was passionately engaged in the music scene in New York City and married my husband just after filming a video for MTV. I felt the first rustlings of desire for motherhood sometime after my 30th birthday, and it was an intense stirring in my soul. Watching my body transform from dancer and performer through pregnancy was challenging. So much of my self-image was based on the way I looked, it was hard to watch my body distort itself and shift, although pregnancy agreed with me. Joy Rose is the April Feature Story at MotherhoodLater.com
MamaBlogger365 – Reframing Motherhood; IS IT EVEN POSSIBLE? by Dorothy (Sue) Laqua
Reframing Motherhood – Is It Even Possible?
MamaBlogger365 – HOW CAN WE IMPROVE The Experience of MOTHERHOOD FOR THE ARTIST by Patrice Moerman
I studied art in college, worked as a commercial artist/illustrator for many years, then had children and my art career drifted away-partly because computers took over and partly because I devoted my time to raising kids.
MamaBlogger365 – Keeping the Faith by Leticia Valasquez
LETICIA VALASQUEZ on Martin Luther King Day – Surviving illness and difficulties for Museum Of Motherhood via MamaBlogger365 – Keeping the Faith by Leticia Valasquez.
MamaBlogger365 – Life Attachments by Marta Colero
Last week I found myself talking to 3 different moms about not being attached to the outcome. What does this consist of? TRUST, that’s a big word. To trust from the bottom of our hearts that we are doing the right thing, doing the best we can, for ourselves and our family. MamaBlogger365 – Life Attachments by … Read more
Ideas In A Rough Economy
On the one hand, while companies and individuals emerge from a year of economic obstacles and setbacks, as parks and communities cut back on their programming, etc., the economy groans and contracts trying to hedge a bet on the future, people everywhere wonder – what next? I say, “Tie another knot in the rope and hang on”…. Joy Rose, www.mediamom.com
