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“Edge of Motherhood” Twitter Party! at Twitter: #hallmarkmom
August 13, 2009 from 5pm to 7pm
Join us on the edge…of motherhood! We’re moms. We’re proudly imperfect. And we’re all in this together. Hallmark wants to help us celebrate that during the “Edge of Motherhood” Twitter Party!
There’s no doubt about it: motherhood is a magical and...
A few weeks ago, a visiting friend, who only knew me during my Ed the Artist days in Los Angeles, asked me if my life has changed now that I am a mother. I've always hated this question, and more importantly, I've always had a strong disdain for t...
Where can I get this ....freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano
I just signed up to follow you-- as for diaper bags, I was infatuated with Storkbag . . . check it out, gets loads of compliments.
I'd love for you to follow my blog as well-- www.moscerina.com about living in Rome as a new mom and stepmom.
erica
"My daughter is on the Italian diet," I said to a woman in Whole Foods after she clammed up as tight as the jar of mushed carrots I wanted to buy.
What the hell is the Italian diet? Technically, it's the Prima Pappa (the first baby food) and unli...
ooops I'll sign up to follow too. please take a look at my blog www.moscerina.com
Erica Firpo said:thanks this is great!
Vickie said:I sent the worng link for SITS. It is www.thesitsgirls.com. Sorry for the inconvience.
thanks this is great!
Vickie said:I sent the worng link for SITS. It is www.thesitsgirls.com. Sorry for the inconvience.
thanks angela! i'll follow you and your blog as well,
best,
erica
Angela McCoy said:I'd love to read about life in Rome. I just followed you on twitter, now I'm going to your site.
Here's my blog, if you'd like to drop by:
http://www.momsgreates...
I'd love to read about life in Rome. I just followed you on twitter, now I'm going to your site.
Here's my blog, if you'd like to drop by:
http://www.momsgreatescape.blogspot.com/
Angela
I am new to Twittermoms but have been blogging about my life in Rome, Italy since 2005. I'd love to get more followers as my blog has now morphed into more than just life in Rome, now life as a step-mom (7 year old) and new mom (6 month old).
I'd...
I am new to Twittermoms but have been blogging about my life in Rome, Italy since 2005. I'd love to get more readers as my blog has now morphed into more than just life in Rome, but also life as a step-mom (7 year old) and new mom (6 month old).
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I've recently been obsessed with J-Brand-- they have a great variety, and the back pockets beautify all derrieres.
I'd like to say I'd feel fine because I make a great female friend and have been on the losing side of spouse's not liking me simply because I am friends with the husband. But I suppose I would be slightly annoyed if I was on the flipside. Sad but...
Hi Twittermoms-- I am new to this site but an old school blogger. Please check out my blog www.moscerina.com about living in Rome.
Thanks!
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- At 10:33am on April 6, 2009,
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Profile Information
- What is your blog link?
- http://www.moscerina.com
- What is your twitter URL?
- http://www.twitter.com/glittertip
- A little about yourself...
- Writer, blogger, fashionista, stepmother and new mom living in Rome with an extraordinary amount of patience for bus rides, conversations with taxi driver and municipal offices.
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- Rome
- What are your areas of interest?
- mommyhood, twitter, the arts, work-at-home, travel, fashion and beauty, writing
Erica Firpo's Blog
My Life Has Changed, You Really Wouldn't Understand.
A few weeks ago, a visiting friend, who only knew me during my Ed the Artist days in Los Angeles, asked me if my life has changed now that I am a mother. I've always hated this question, and more importantly, I've always had a strong disdain for those women and men who look at you out of the corner of their eyes and half-whisper, "Ever since my child was born, my life has changed completely. You really wouldn't understand."
For the majority of my adult existence, my primary life concerns have b… Continue
For the majority of my adult existence, my primary life concerns have b… Continue
Posted on June 10, 2009 at 4:01am —
What Italian Babies Eat
"My daughter is on the Italian diet," I said to a woman in Whole Foods after she clammed up as tight as the jar of mushed carrots I wanted to buy.
What the hell is the Italian diet? Technically, it's the Prima Pappa (the first baby food) and unlike its American counterpart of mashed peas or carrots, it is a gourmet meal that usually begins around four months old. And it's basically homemade.
In honor of my latest cooking capolavoro, here's the recipe for all mothers who want to know what Itali… Continue
What the hell is the Italian diet? Technically, it's the Prima Pappa (the first baby food) and unlike its American counterpart of mashed peas or carrots, it is a gourmet meal that usually begins around four months old. And it's basically homemade.
In honor of my latest cooking capolavoro, here's the recipe for all mothers who want to know what Itali… Continue
Posted on April 22, 2009 at 8:31am — 1 Comment
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