skip to main | skip to sidebar

welcome to my brain . net

Ramblings from a pseudo-crunchy woman. This just might be interesting.

FeedBurner FeedCount

Twitter Updates

Twitter Updates

follow me on Twitter

Some of my daily reads

Amanda has been on the extreme team in Peru and she is quite extreme in so many ways

Misha is one of my dearest and favorite friends who would still get my kids when I die if she didn't keep adding so stinkin' many to her own home!

Summer lives just blocks from me

My senior year in high school I gave Dave my mom's gall stones - seriously

Paul from college who hung with my brother cause he's an old dude

Amy from Austin that adopted from our same agency and knows my old college roommate, Lana

This would be the aforementioned Lana

Rocky was by far one of my favorite and most psychotic of college friends

Troy & Tara are un-missionaries in Haiti

Horch from college and soon-to-be a Daddy

Amanda from our former youth group and "Days of Our Lives" addict

Britmeister is a friend from college that also has a butt-load of kids

Jamie has two super cute kids and is adopting two more super yummies from Haiti

Leslie lives near my parents and her kids are weirder than my kids

Aaron in Austin is married to Jamie adopting from Haiti

Cammie is yet another friend from college and she voted for Obama

Lori & Licia in Haiti keeping kids alive

Lawree and I never really hung out in college and now we wish we had

McHoul's in Haiti doing ... um ... everything

"I cannot play it safe
and please God."
- Keith Seabourn

"I'm a bad liberal and
even worse conservative."
- Boomerific

Linky Loos

Christian Nymphos
Time To Adopt
The Simple Way
Buckner Adoption Services
Adoptive Breastfeeding
Christian Peacemaker Teams
Families for Peaceful Tomorrows
Glad Rags
Life Mothers
Off the Map
007 Breasts

God is Wise

Gary Ezzo -
not so much

"My story is important not because it is mine, God knows, but because if I tell it anything like right, the chances are you will recognize that in many ways it is also yours. Maybe nothing is more important than that we keep track, you and I,of these stories of who we are and where we have come from and the people we have met along the way because it is precisely through these stories, in all their particularity,as I have long believed and often said, that God makes himself known to each of us most powerfully and personally."
-Frederick Buechner

You're not alone - other RAD blogs

Writings of a stay at home mom

Having trouble sleeping
2 hours ago
Marty's Musings

Hope
3 hours ago
Cate and Sean

Diversity does not Equal Unity
6 hours ago
We May Not Have It All Together

Out to lunch
7 hours ago
Finishing Off My Family

I Was Trying To Get Comfy
7 hours ago
Family Gregg

13 hours ago
Little Wonders at Home

Keep 'em Separated
13 hours ago
We're Going to DisneyWorld!

Wednesday, July 8
16 hours ago
His Hands - His Feet

My Morning Started At Midnight
16 hours ago
Big Momma Hollers

Not Tempting Myself Just Yet
16 hours ago
Crawford Life & Times

progress!
1 day ago
Lisa and Jordan - RAD

Punishment vs Consequences
1 day ago
Living With RAD

What if we could see the arrow in their hearts?
1 day ago
Attaching Hearts

Define Love
2 days ago
Faith Makes Things Possible Not Easy

Remembering MJ
2 days ago
Life Goes On...

It's almost 2 in the morning...
3 days ago
Ministry and Parenting

Camping
4 days ago
My Radical Family!

And So It goes.....Part 2
5 days ago
Rancho Chico

Southern Hospitality
5 days ago
The Beaver Family

Noah's Cornrows 6-20-09
1 week ago
Raising Alyssa

In Loving Memory
1 week ago
Gold to Refine

Feeling Better About Life
1 week ago
An-Ya

Birth Moms- Get Red Carpet Treatment!
3 weeks ago
RADical Adventures

have you read instructing a child's heart?
4 weeks ago
CJ Merrell's Blog

click below for new blog site
1 month ago
Baxter Family

Robert, Part I
2 months ago
Still On My Knees

Support Group for RAD is always a Blessing
5 months ago
we live, we love, we forgive and never give up......................

A Video
5 months ago

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Magical Milk Pic-O-The-Week

(photo by realgranola)

Posted by Christine at 7:29 AM

Labels: breastfeeding

1 comments:

Megan@SortaCrunchy said...: Gorgeous and inspiring shot! Thanks for posting.; November 18, 2008 3:45 PM

Newer Post Older Post Home

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Photo Sharing and Video Hosting at Photobucket

Who links to me?

Ajax CommentLuv Enabled ca7289e18e1465c86f80627447bff965

this would be me

Christine: Oklahoma, United States; I'm crazy in love with the God that made me, and the hot, bald man He gave me. Our family is built through birth and adoption, from the US to Haiti. My kids are a mix of Tourettes, OCD, reactive attachment disorder, and food allergies! I'm a pastor's wife with a nose stud. I am me. I am art.

View my complete profile

Subscribe in a reader

Preach the gospel always.

And
when necessary,

use words.

What Christine has said about ...

adoption (70)

brainiacs (2)

breastfeeding (157)

cooking (11)

crunchy (19)

depression and anxiety (22)

education at home and elsewhere (98)

following Christ (139)

food (32)

foster care (18)

friends (39)

holidays (27)

hot topics (12)

making stuff (13)

marriage (47)

me and my brain (148)

money (11)

neurological disorders (18)

Oklahoma (27)

parenting (274)

politics (62)

RAD tips (56)

reactive attachment disorder (102)

sex (19)

smooching trees (34)

social justice (39)

tourette syndrome (26)

weight loss (17)

women (22)

works for me (45)

writing (44)

Blog Archive

"There is no dignity
quite so impressive,
and no independence
quite so important,
as living within your means."
- Calvin Coolidge

"I view my motherhood
as my life work."
-angie

This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from a pastor's wife. Make your own badge here.

A quote from the tv-show The Offce

click for more quotes from the office

Locations of visitors to this page

Video Bar

Loading...

blogger templates 3 columns | Tech Blog