I'm a 27 year old stay-at-home mom from Oregon. I have two wonderful children ages 3 and 1 years old. I have been married for five years to my wonderful husband whom I met online!

I enjoy sharing my faith in God, designing graphics, blogging, knitting photography, getting lost in a book, crafting, teaching my children at home, and more.

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Archive for April 29th, 2008

What I know now

Though I have only experienced half the joy of becoming a mother ( 4 weeks to go), I thought I would share with you my journey so far.

The questions is “What Do I know Now?” so possibly something I wasn’t aware of before.

I know now how much of a journey from day one of conception to birth really is. It took its toll on me spiritually, physically, and mentally. I wouldn’t change it for anything. The throwing up for three months straight, the fatigue, the getting a lot bigger and not fitting into any clothes, the sleepless nights ( I’m sure I’ll be getting more of those), and everything being new. I was scared sure, I cried a lot, I worried, but then there were times where God assured me that he had my back and that everything would work out just fine. I guess any Mom worries about her baby, it’s only natural but knowing God was there for me has really been what’s pulled me through all these months of my little one growing inside.

I’ll never forget the first time I felt a fluttering of life inside of my stomach. No one can take that away from me ever. And from then on out, the punches and kicks haven’t been so pleasurable but my baby girl makes me laugh. She needs space, wants to come out and play and I really can’t wait to be able to hold her in my arms, to love her, to let her know no matter what that I am going to be here along the way to guide her as my mom guided me on my journey of life.

Becoming a mother starts before your child is ever conceived. Becoming a mother starts as soon as you are born, as soon as you watch and learn from your own mother. My Mom did a great job and I hope I do just as good. What a journey all women go on and each different in it’s own way. I say Mom’s should get a lot more credit!

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Social Spark

I was introduced to SocialSpark a few weeks ago and decided to sign up. What is it exactly, you ask? It’s basically a social community for bloggers and advertisers alike. You can easily sign up and register your blog, wait a few days or so for approval from customer love, and you’ll be able to browse many types of opportunities, blog about them and make money. This a great way for me as stay at home, free lance graphic designer mom to make money for shopping trips and to put money into my daughters savings account.

SocialSpark also has a great code of ethics, 100% Audit-able In-Post Disclosure, 100% Transparency, 100% Real Opinions and 100% Search Engine Friendly. SocialSpark is not only a great money maker but it is also a great community…you can make all sorts friends, send messages easily, leave comments on people’s profiles, give props, and read blogs from fellow social sparkers.

Another great thing about SocialSpark is, lets say you are pretty busy doing things and a great opportunity is available, and your friend is on and reserves it, they can send the opportunity to you so when you get home and log in, its waiting in your inbox so you don’t have to go look for it. Also you can reserve an opportunity that you like and when it is available to write about, you’ll get an email and set time to do so ( about 12 hours).

It’s a great place to get exposure for your blog, make friends, and money! If you are like me and have your own business, Social Spark can bring in lots of potential customers! So what are you waiting for? Go sign up with SocialSpark now. You won’t regret it.

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