Becoming Three started out as a way to keep friends and family up to date on pictures and news of our little one, Amy.
Thanks in part to my experience with post-partum depression, it has morphed into MY blog. I still write a lot about Amy and post lots of pictures of her, but everything is slanted to my perspective — the blog is about how I feel, what I think, how I react, how I work through my experiences, and so on. And it is especially about those things that most upset or provoke me — just like any other blogger.
Please note the implication: this blog will never present an objective, complete picture of our life together — it is SLANTED to MY perspective.
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I am also a hammered dulcimer performer and teacher: http://mp-dulcimer.com
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You’ve probably touched on this elsewhere on the blog…but I was noticing some of your posts are numbered (ie. #137) and you will give a short comment about some person or family…..could you tell me more about that? Almost get the sense it is from a journal?
Comment by DM — April 26, 2008 @ 2:32 pm |
DM, the relevant explanatory post is here — meanwhile I’ll just tell you it’s a long-winded meme — you write 365 posts about 365 people, one each day; most folks use their age as a word limit for each post.
Mine are organized pretty randomly. Sometimes there’s a string for a while — like a bunch of different guys named Ben, or people from a particular experience, like the current string of folks from a trip to Africa.
Comment by Marcy — April 26, 2008 @ 3:08 pm |
Hi Marcy,
I randomly came across your blog this evening (actually quite early in the morning here in Italy)…I spent so much time reading it, thought it was only appropriate to leave a comment. Your daughter is so sweet, like an angel! Your sewing is amazing to me really! I consider myself to be the absolute and complete opposite of Martha Stewart, so “wow” is all I can say!
Sorry to hear about your anxiety issues, hope things improve for you…
Melissa
Comment by melissa74 — May 29, 2008 @ 9:47 pm |
Melissa, thank you for visiting, and for your good wishes.
Comment by Marcy — May 30, 2008 @ 9:16 am |