2009 Posts in Review
January:
The Ever Evolving a brief introduction to my blog, and how it connects to my sister's blog.
Neglector perhaps my first and greatest lesson of motherhood I learned while making sugar cookies.
February:
Househusband an essay about a husband I wish I could see more.
Quiet Noise a photo essay with Blue Lily photos taken days after my sister's children left our home after six months.
March:
In My Thoughts About Becoming an essay about wanting to be good.
Publishing:Book or Baby will my future hold a new baby or a book . . . or both?
April:
Little Resurrections about Easter.
Year of Lifetime wherein I profess my love for my boys.
May:
Mammorial Day Part 2 my thoughts on weaning The Chief.
This Way a mini-travelogue about a walk The Chief and I took through town. My mother's favorite.
June:
Nothing to Hyde a post about love in Hyde Park.
To Partake in Whole ahh the famous food porn post. Just to be clear, I love the women who called me out on this post and I love the term food porn . . . and I love dumplings.
July:
Took a break.
August:
Compression, Expansion, Illumination a post about the darker days of my sister's recovery. Also, written after I found out I was pregnant again.
Happy Birthday Chup! thanks to you, we aren't homeless!
September:
On Deciding About Bibs we go public (sorta) with our pregnancy.
First the Babies maybe one of my favorite posts ever? Can I say that?
October:
A Heavy Meal on becoming a woman, woman.
The Tent a true spooky story.
November:
Writing on the Wall a tale about homemade graffiti.
More Than Enough a self-reflecting book review.
December:
8:37pm for the nights when putting the baby down comes too soon.
They Try To Pull Me Away, But They Don't Know The Truth a nod to my early blogging style. Ah, the good old days.
Readers, thank you so much for being here with me this year. I am grateful to you for your readership. I've got some new ideas for 2010 blogging, hopefully I will earn the honor of having you around for another one.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Love, love, love
c jane.
*photo by the great Justin Hackworth.
