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The Joy of rasing a baby
The only reason mother's don't kill the kid is because they are so darn cute. That and carrying the little beggar for nine months and pushing it out of the chute to the new world. The whole world is a wonder and mothers get to experience that with the wee one.
Ricky bless her heart had to travel down this path too. The story is spot on and I'll say it again, she needs to publish her book, "Becoming a new mother". Doing great bringing all the bits and pieces together for a great tale.
Hugs Ricky
Barb
Life is a gift, treasure it.
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
Where's the comments people
Read Ricky's story Darlene and with five thousand five hundred reads there are only eight comments? Ricky seems to be drawing a low number of people making an offering of why they read his-her story. Obviously he is pulling in readers or lookers. Comments are the little payback authors receive for their efforts writing. Where else you going to get such great stories with such a low ticket price?
Hugs Ricky
Barb
Life is a gift, treasure it.
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
now I'm super jelly
to be able to breastfeed, ah, such a privilege ...
Journal of an instant mother
I am a big fan of Ricky's writing. I love this one, I'm not sure 11 chapters will be enough but I'm sure it will turn out beautifully. I don't comment every time I ought too, because I feel a little silly just raving every time a new chapter comes out.
Time is the longest distance to your destination.
Things going too smoothly?
Dawn seems to be the typical baby, wake 'em up at any time for any of several reasons.
Hope is acting like many new mothers, never enough sleep and learning as she goes.
And now Hope is in heaven since she can now breastfeed Dawn. And Kathy is right, Hope should not dismiss the possibility of finding a husband.
Others have feelings too.