MitgliedEverchanginglady

So, I'm a single mother of two beautiful babies. And most of my reading choices now are geared around self improvement. I want to be a healthy mother raising healthy babies (which I'm sure is not far off the beaten path for any mother). So, I try to read as much as I can to make that happen. I read self image books to understand my past and move forward with a healthier image of the self. I read the classics for two reasons. First, I am at a place in my life to be able to appreciate the classics in a way that I haven't been in the past. Second, I want my kids to view reading classics as normal behavior and not something to dread in school. I read parenting books to seek other people's perspective and to gain ideas for play, discipline, etc. There are, of course, things that interest me along that way that do not fall into these categories....that's just my enjoying learning. And my newest interest, as I learn more and more about cooking, is reading about food and the politics that go around what we put into our bodies.

I'm a single mother of two who has the challenge of both trying to balance both work and homelife (like many mothers do). I enjoy learning, and I have a wide range of interests to include art, psychology, child development, French language and history, and sociology. I've always loved to read, but I have only recently developed appreciation for classic literature. I'm in my 30's, so it's definitely not coming to me early in life. So, I've been exploring on that front. I love a wide range of music, but tend to vear towards indie, and lounge techno types of music. I'm not much of a social butterfly. Give me a good book, something to draw, or a project to knit and I tend to be a happy camper. Voila.