I'd love to meet more Christian bloggers.  I'm off to check out your blog!

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I'm giving away five copies of Work in Progress: An Unfinished Woman's Guide to Grace by Kristin Armstrong over at my blog!  Giveaway ends May 31!

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I grew up in NOVA (Stafford) but I live in NC now.  I miss it sometimes

1. How long have you been married?  It will be 4 years in September!

2. Where did you meet your husband?  I met him at a restaurant.  He was the bartender and I started serving there.

3. How did he propose?  He didn't really.  We pretty much just decided to get married together. lol

Just wondering if there were any other Christian mommies out there that would want to start a blogroll?

Not sure if any of you read my blog, but if you did  , I changed my web address.  My blog is now found at http://reachtothemoonandback.blogspot.com

  

I have two kids and they are 22 months apart.  My daughter is 2 and my son just turned 6 months.  They aren't big enough to fight or play together just yet, but I can't wait until they are! lol.  My brother and I are 9 years apart and just can't relate to each other very well. I plan to have one more when my son gets near turning two.

I totally agree with you, although I have been guilty of overusing "probably"  myself.

I rarely get the time to sit down and watch something that I want to watch. During the day, I am busy with both of the kiddos, then when my hubby gets home, he sort of takes it over. lol.  When they are all in bed, I am more likely to be on the computer than watching tv.

That's wonderful news!

I did CIO with my oldest DD against my own judgement because I felt pressure from other people.  I regret it wholeheartedly to this day and swore that I would never do it to another child of mine.  I generally just tell people that how I choose to parent my child is none of their business. lol. 

I LOVE to wear my babies! 
With my oldest, I only had a sling and a Snugli, and she preferred the Snugli.

This time around, I have a mei tai, a moby wrap, a snugli, and a peanut shell.

By far, my favorite is the Moby wrap.  It is SO comfy, it distributes the weight evenly so my back doesn't ache and I can even carry my two year old in it if I want.

I'm currently saving money to buy my stash so that I can make the switch to cloth!  I can't afford to cough up the entire amount at once, so I'vebeen putting a little bit aside each payday.  Hopefully, I'll be able to make the switch before the end of next month!

That's great!

I nursed my daughter until she was 14 1/2 months old.  I got pregnant and she didn't want to nurse as much, so I went ahead and weaned her.

I plan to nurse my son until at least two.

My daughter is 28 months old and I started doing time outs with her for intentional disobedience when she was about 18 months old.  I would give her one warning, then into the time out spot she went.  At 18 months, she got a minute and a half,, now at 2 she gets 2 minutes.  The first few times I put her there, she would get up.  I would walk her back to the designated spot and start the time over.  I continued to do that until she stayed put for the duration of the timeout.  It took a lot of patience and frustration, but now she knows to stay in time out.  There is a designated spot for time out in every room of the house, so she knows where to go if I tell her to go to it.  Every spot is in a boring area of the room with nothing interesting to do/look at.  When the time out is over, I always hug her, tell her I love her, then explain to her why she was sitting there.

For other things, I try to let natural consequences take place like some other mommies mentioned. If she throws her fork on the floor, she doesn't have it anymore, etc/