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Rosana Vollmerhausen
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life with small children is isn't it???? thanks for stopping by!
Love your blog! The picture of the toys cracks me up! It looks just like my house! We came home late the other night and were all tripping on toys. My husband was so mad! LOL!
Heather
http://heather-momof3boys.blogspot.com/
thx for the follow! will def be checking you out as well!
I followed! Love your writing style! I always love to connect with fellow moms, too.
You can check out mine if you wish: http://BestKidFriendlyTravel.com
right back atcha!
thanks, susan! following you on twitter too!
Now a "follower". I love it. My blog is: http://wwwtheadventuresofcrazymumcom.blogspot.com/
Also following you on twitter...
Hi Rosana,
I'm now following you on twitter and feedburner...look forward to hear more about what you have to say!
I'll follow you!
My blog is: ACU's, Stiletto Shoes, and Pretty Pink Tutus
I'm always looking for new reads!
And, anyone else who wants to follow me, I always "follow back!" :)
I left ya a comment and now follow you
thanks, amy! right back atcha!
Hi Rosana,
Love your site, and love your writing style. I subscribed via Feedburner and I'm also following you on Twitter. Can't wait to read more. I'm betting you will be an intern for maybe 3 more days and then you will be in charge of all those...
Hey everyone! Been blogging for about a year and always love connecting with other bloggers out there...feel free to follow and I'll reciprocate!
http://chroniclesofmomnia.blogspot.com
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- What is your blog link?
- http://chroniclesofmomnia.blogspot.com
- What is your twitter URL?
- http://twitter.com/therosana
- A little about yourself...
- I'm the mother of a preschooler and an toddler. I was a journalist, boutique owner, and now, a freelance writer. I spend my days writing for a local newspaper; pontificating about fashion for a couple websites (http://www.examiner.com/x-9137-DC-Mens-Fashion-Examiner); following my kids around like a zookeeper; and blogging my heart out http://chroniclesofmomnia.blogspot.com). Oh, and I still find time to shake my groove thang with my husband in our kitchen after the kids have gone to bed.
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- motherhood, fashion, etc.
- What are your areas of interest?
- mommyhood, blogging, fashion and beauty, writing
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Rosana Vollmerhausen's Blog
A Superhero in Our Midst
I'd heard about such kids. Tall tales of children that, when agitated, used their mutant powers of regurgitated food to silence their enemies. Toddlers with unflinching focus, determination, and sour milk resources. Little ones that leave you in such a state of shock, you were left questioning everything you thought you knew about parenting. I never thought I'd have such a child.
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Read on...
Posted on June 5, 2009 at 5:38pm —
Vacation Shmacation
So, on my last day at the beach for the holiday weekend and it occurred to me...I'm exhausted. I just went to put my one-year-old down for his afternoon nap and fell into a deep sleep for several minutes while holding him. I was rudely smacked back into consciousness by The Wordless Wonder. "What? Huh? Who?" I sputtered until I realized what had happened. I looked down to see his smiling face and the weapon that shocked me back awake (his hand) still resting firmly on my cheek.
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Posted on May 26, 2009 at 11:45am —
Mean Girls -- Mommy Style
I thought cliques were done and gone once you left highschool. Wrong-o. Apparently when your kids start going to school, that curious "in" crowd and "out" crowd phenomena that dominated your pubescent life rears its ugly head. Except this time, you're in your mid-30s, it's the moms, and the "in" criteria includes seniority, number of kids, and the ever-elusive (to me at least) "craftiness" factor.
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Posted on May 17, 2009 at 5:16pm —
Healthy Eating Starts in the Kitchen
Ways to Get Kids Interested in Healthier Foods
Here are some easy ways for parents to get their little food critics to try something new and healthy - both in the kitchen and at the dinner table.
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Here are some easy ways for parents to get their little food critics to try something new and healthy - both in the kitchen and at the dinner table.
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Posted on April 4, 2009 at 10:51am —
A World Record
I think my children just set a world record for number of dumps taken in one day (yes, I am going there). That means I spent a good portion of yesterday as a human ping pong between one small ass and another even smaller ass.
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Posted on April 2, 2009 at 9:23am —
Comment Wall (17 comments)
- At 1:56pm on September 22, 2009,
Carmen Molina said… - Hi Rosana...thanks for your friendship!
Hope to continue contact with you. My new website just launched today.
Hope you could stop by and take a look(:
Have a wonderful Day!
Carmen
www.pixntray.com
- At 4:49pm on September 2, 2009,
Mommy Dearest said…
- Thanks for your friendship! May God bless you and yours! When you get a moment please visit my new site, http://mom-me-dearest.ning.com/ A great place to bless and be blessed. I look forward to seeing you!
Cynthia aka Mommy Dearest
- At 5:10pm on June 19, 2009,
Kakie said… - Thanks for voting for my Bur Bur and Friends blog! I am grateful.
Book covers from the award winning Bur Bur and Friends children's book series. Bur Bur and Friends is a cast of multicultural characters who educate kids about self esteem, sports and outdoor exploration through their experiences.
- At 10:58am on May 27, 2009,
Sula Lee said… - Love your blog!! Great stuff!!
- At 6:13pm on May 26, 2009,
Amy said… - I posted a thanks on your blog but thanks again for the link!
- At 4:55pm on March 7, 2009,
Kelly Gerding said… - Good to hear from a fellow journalist! Thanks for the follow -- I returned it!
- At 6:49pm on March 3, 2009,
Memoirgirl said… - Thanks for the compliment and the blog visit! We are now officially friends!
- At 10:47pm on February 26, 2009,
Ann Duncan said… - Yes, my husband was nearly 'creamed' when we first got there, because of looking the wrong way (not being used to vehicles driving on the 'other' side of the street) before crossing - started to step into the street and a big bus whooshed by, just missed running him over.
Yes, we worked there. It was an amazing 13 years. We'll never be the same. It was torture for my oldest to return to the US. They didn't want to! Wanted to stay and go to school there. I told them a degree from the Univ there would not be as valuable as one from here. To go to college in the US and learn to be American. And then decide where they wanted to live and who they wanted to marry.
They felt so alone when they went to college. White on the outside, but oriental on the inside.
It hurt me so much when I realised how tough it was for them to come here and told them I was sorry I'd raised them in Thailand. They were very quick to tell me that they did NOT regret being raised there, that they felt enriched by it. They all eventually adjusted. And have been able to visit 'home' :)
My husband visited a lot of friends there last October and had a wonderful time. Funny, but I'm not ready, don't know if I ever will be. I think it would hurt too much to go back, I want to remember things and people as they were, know what I mean? The pictures shocked me, our home on the klong that was the largest as well as one of the very few houses along the red dirt road is now dwarfed by structures on all sides (it used to have 3 empty rice fields around it, where water buffalo lounged in my kitchen water and washing machine drain-off). And there are NO empty lots whatsoever now! The road is paved, of course. And the wonderfully primitive klong has been cemented all around, the bamboo groves gone, the rickety old bridges replaced with big cement ones, etc, etc. Ahh...'progress'...
It's late and I'm rambling, time for sweet dreams!
My 15 yr old and I laughed SO much today while out on business. Did you and your little ones? I remember how infectious our babies' laughs were :)
Blessings...
- At 8:19pm on February 26, 2009,
Jennifer Carden said… - Sure thing let me know what you need...
- At 11:16pm on February 24, 2009,
Ann Duncan said…
- What area of Bangkok?
I think there was a TON more danger from the traffic there than from the snakes, even tho we managed to attract countless snakes. We had a large cobra on our back step the first week we moved into our house in Bangkok and then a lot more snakes both there and upcountry (stayed in Bangkok 2 yrs to learn the language then moved to MahaSarakham for the remainder of those 13 yrs).
We had many other varieties show up, in addition to all the cobras. Once I stir-fried one that came to visit :)
Yes, let's do keep in touch!
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