Quarter Life Woman
When did the 80's hit the 30 year mark?
For those women not only wondering when they became an adult but how the heck they made it past 25.
Business school graduate and niche Commercial Banker by day. Geek, do-it-yourselfer and science fiction junkie. I like the internet even though it is likely the reason I could never run for public office. Social media enthusiast with a Passion for community. I’m an open person with an obsession with volunteering, poverty prevention and international non-profit work. I over-share at times and I re-blog the most random things.
Mother of two (in diapers) and wife to a man who was my best friend since freshmen year of college, my life is not without its struggles but is filled with stories of triumph and blessings.
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good lord…
beautiful.
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This dress is by Sofistafunk.tumblr.com/
Jasmine, New Jersey
Submitted by: n0sidam.tumblr.com
Photographed by: Sofistafunk...
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12 :: 26 :: 2012
I’m so proud of this scarf I crocheted.
I learned a few days ago and this is my first project completed using the... -
don’t delete artist comments, artist credits, blog sources, or save and repost images to your own blog, etc etc etc....
Woke up before dawn and took am hour in my hotel shower to hand express milk because I am out of town on business with only a mannual hand pump and woke up with what look like a bad boob job. And now I must sit through hours of meeting with no break to pump. #workingmom #breastfeeding (Taken with instagram)
(via Boob vs Food)
(via Quick and Dirty)
Infant Breakfast in Bed.
“We are all made stronger when a woman can breastfeed, in public, as a member of her community, while getting shit done.”
That is why I do it, I hate the fact that I have to hide and be embarrassed because I just so happen to be at church, at my husband’s relative’s house or at a bookstore and my baby’s hungry.
Here’s a “Roller Derby girl breastfeeding” pic, and it’s an amazing picture. I know I’m a straight white guy and thus, by default, haven’t a clue, but the author of the blog post I found it on (click here if ya want to read more) says it way better than I ever could:
The feminist campaign to allow women the full freedom to breastfeed is about all of us. It is not really about the choices of individual mothers and their babies. It is about women being considered as important.. as fucking normal as men. We are all made stronger when a woman can breastfeed, in public, as a member of her community, while getting shit done. Because when that happens it says that women belong, it says that women’s bodies belong, it says that women are here.
(via raysymone)
Waiting for his meal, I find it amazing that he is already in size 2 pampers at 2 months old!
- So I strapped on the newborn after leaving breastfeeding support group and swung by Bed Bath and Beyond because baby was fussy. I knew he would not make the drive home with out screaming himself into a infant car seat sweat, Bed Bath and Beyond was nearby and I decided to soothe him while shopping. Maybe a minute after walking into the store:
- Female Senior Citizen: Is that a baby?
- Raising Child Mom: (awkward) yeesss
- Female Senior Citizen: How old is he?
- Raising Child Mom: 3 weeks old... (continuing to shop)
- Female Senior Citizen: Why do you have him covered, trying to protect him from disease?
- Raising Child Mom: Uh, he is really young and (mumbles) he is nursing.
- Female Senior Citizen: Let me see him.
- Raising Child Mom: (Removes Light Weight Receiving Blanket)
- Female Senior Citizen: Oh my he's breastfeeding! (Quickly walks away)
- Raising Child Mom: That's what nursing means... (continues shopping)
