Another great article from World Magazine

To a Young Mother

(I haven't forgotten about "A Mother's Rule of Life"... now that I'm nearly through my fourth month of pregnancy and feeling better, I've found I've misplaced the book! And this is a house positively overflowing with books... it could be anywhere.)

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Anonymous said…
Heather, I still cannot wait to read this series from you, but totally understand being under the weather when newly pregnant. Congratulations again and again on the baby and I am so glad you are feeling better.
30 May, 2006 14:32
Anonymous said…
Thanks for posting this article. I loved it!
05 June, 2006 12:42
blessedmama said…
i found you i found you!!!
lost your link again but i found you! WOOHOO!
the hk kids really miss elizabeth! :)
i'm trying to see if you can come back because i miss you! (sorry if that's nosing in - let me know if you don't want to ocme back!)
hugs - hope you're feeling great this pregnancy!
05 June, 2006 19:28
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