Mommy Blogger Love: Ramblings of a Lovesick Mommy

Rachel  : Welcome, Melody, of Ramblings of a Lovesick Mommy.  You were the lucky winner of our last giveaway and inspired this new series with Mommy Bloggers.  Tell us About Yourself! 

Melody: 1 son, Davis who turns 2 saturday! 1 more little boy on the way due sometime in July.  I was born and raised in Columbia.  My little man keeps me super busy and I love every minute of it.  Being a stay at home mom is by far the best and most rewarding job I have ever had (even though the monetary pay is limited to finding spare change while doing laundry…).  I can’t seem to take enough pictures of him, but when I’m not doing that, I love creating things out of recycled materials, knitting, sipping on tea while chatting with a friend, reading, and kayaking with my husband.

Rachel  : I recently visited your blog and loved the post “why i want to have a homebirth.”  Tell us a little about why you blog.

Melody:    I love blogging, because it reminds me that I am indeed still an adult with adult thoughts.  It’s a way for me to process my thoughts while they are still fresh on my mind.  I used to journal, but have found that I organize my thoughts much better if I think other people will read them.  (Also, I always found a way to misplace my journals.  With blogging, I always know where the computer is).  Also, i don’t ever want to forget these fleeting moments of parenting. 

Rachel:  What is one of your favorite memories perserved via a blog post?

Meloday:  That would be “warning for the strong of stomach only.”   I like this one because I feel like it represents the best/hardest moments of being married with children.

Rachel:  What a post and what a testimony to what marriage can be!  Thanks for sharing.  OK, here’s another question:  tell us about some aspect of your lifestyle that might be considered “alternative.”

Melody:  Extended breastfeeding: we breastfed for about 21 or 22 months?  Something like that.  We quit because I was 4 months pregnant and I was getting pretty sore!  I certainly received “advice” from shocked well wishers who thought I should have weaned a while ago.  However can I just say that people think you are super-mom when your toddler is having a tantrum, and you leave the room with him for about 2 minutes, nurse him, and step back in the public with a content angel?  It was definitely my “secret weapon” ;)

Rachel:  I know you have a passion for natural products and an eco-friendly lifestyle.  What motivates you?

Melody:   Over the past few years we have cloth diapered, composted and recycled.  I believe that being wise stewards of the earth is a way we can glorify our Creator, God.  I want to take care of what I have been entrusted with, as a way to teach my children how to be grateful for nature and not be wasteful.  I want my children to learn to be content with simple things.  This will help them in the future to think creatively and appreciate the little things in life.

Rachel:  Anything you want to say to the readers at Euphoria?

Melody:  I love comments on my blog!  It helps me know that there are other people out there who might be able to relate to me :) .

Rachel:  Thanks, Melody!  I really appreciate your time and hope that some of my readers will enjoy connecting with you.  Blessings on your upcomming birth!

***If you are a Mommy Blogger who would like to be featured at Euphoria Blog, please email me at rachel {*~at} euphoria baby {dot} com.  I look forward to getting to know you!***

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