My big sister, Denise tagged me with the following assignment:
1. Write the title to your own memoir using SIX words.
2. Post it on your blog.
3. Link to the person that tagged you.
4. Tag 5 more blogs.
She had a very cool and pretty image to go with her title, but I am not that clever (well, I am clever, but not having an artistic bone in my body, cause she got them all, I have to make do with merely writing!)
so, what would I call my memoir?
"why I never travelled the world"
If you are around and have the time, I tag
Kristina at Red spiral
Agatha
My very special friend the Jewish midwife
Pamela
Barb
DISCLAIMER: please note that all stories are either reproduced with permission, or are composites, not based on any one persons experience. The opinions expressed on this page are mine alone, and do not represent the wider midwifery community in anyway.
About Me
- Trin RM
- New Zealand
- I like to think that I am intelligent, resourceful and caring. I like to believe I am a loving mother, reliable friend and honest sibling. I try to remain true to the Goddess, and hold to her teachings. I want to think I am interesting and intriguing, though I would not be surprised to learn this is an ego thing. I write because I have to, catch babies because I love to, work with women because I believe they are important. I am awestruck by the power of birth, and so shocked that I am in such a privelliged position that I get to be part of that all the time. I am a sister, a daughter, a lover and a mother, a friend and a colleague, so much that I never knew was important. I am here to share my stories, my world, with those who are interested to read it. There is a focus on birth, but my writing is not exclusive to that area. I am me, I am woman, and I am claiming a right to speak: I hope some of you hang around to listen.
My favourite interweb spots
- Birth Spirit
- For dad's
- Homebirth Aotearoa
- Jewifery: An inspirational woman, this one!
- Lost voice
- Meconium Happens
- Midwiffle Seed
- Navelgazing Midwife
- NZ midwifery council
- NZCOM
- One tenacious baby Mama
- sage femme
- Student midwives sanctuary
- TABS- PTSD support
- The other side of the world: A student midwives blog
Authours
- Harlan Coben
- Terry Pratchett
- Nora Robb
- JV Jones
- Sherri Tepper
- Melanie Rawn
- David and Leigh Eddings
- Jodi Picoult
2 comments:
Merely writing, ha! :)
Hi there, thanks for leaving a comment on my blog and leading me to yours..... Have just enjoyed reading you blog from start to finish. It is great to be able to read about life as a NZ midwife, especially one with kids. Not sure if you noticed on my blog, but I am really hoping to become a midwife myself (one day....). I know that I have a VERY long and hard road ahead of me and it is great to be able to get an insight in to what's to come. Thanks for sharing,looking forward to reading more....X
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