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About Me
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- I'm a Brazilian immigrant (used to say expatriate, have problems with this word now), living in the U.S. since 1996 with my husband and two sons (born in March 2002 and May 2004). I'm a mother, first and foremost, -- mamãe in my mother-tongue, hence the (e) of the blog title -- but after "ten years and two sons" I finally finished my Ph.D. in literature in 2008. After six years away from teaching (including a year home/cyber schooling my sons - 2009-10), I'm finally back in higher-education. I've been blogging here for eleven years, so welcome to my site and feel free to stay for a while and look around. Our lives are a roller coaster, never lacking in ups and downs! ;-)
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Blogs I Read - Version 2, original GONE on 9-29-16! :-(
Awards and Nominations
Websites I Support:
My Old Blogroll (last updated in 2008) Formerly Titled: Blogs I Read (Obsessively Categorized)
- 2 jumeaux + 2 cadeaux
- An American Between Worlds
- Bilingual in the Boonies
- Dalian Moon
- Dinka
- The Expat Files
- Expat Mama
- here in korea
- The Life and Times of both Sprogs 1 & 2
- Mausi
- Multi Tongue Kids
- Oreneta Aground
- School in Spain
Expatriate and/or Multicultural Family Mamas (me too!)
- ABD Mom (non updating)
- AcadeMama
- Anastasia
- grumpyABDadjunct
- Grad School Mommy
- Mommy, Ph.D. (non updating)
- Prisca and Aquila
- Raising WEG
- Separation of Spheres
- My Handful
- Working Writing Wailing Mama
- World of One Thousand Different Things
Grad Student and ABD (All But Dissertation) Mamas (me too, until May!!)
- Acade(me)
- Geeky Mom
- Midlife Mama
- Pithy Dithy
- Professing Mama (formerly ABD Mom)
- The Republic of Heaven
- Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast
- Smart Cookie (Private)
- Writing as Jo(e)
- 11D
Academic Mamas
- As Yet Untitled (Elrena Evans)
- Bitch Ph.D.
- Food for Thought
- Exploring New Worlds
"Non-affiliated"/Former Academic & Professional Mamas (me too after May)
- Confessions of a Community College Dean
- Post-PhD Shades of Blue (Articulate Dad) - non updating
- OFI/OFO (Articulate Dad)
- Scrivenings (former blog, non updating)
- Scrivenings (new blog)
Academic(CCD) & Former Academic (AD, Scriv) Papas
- Academic Coach
- Meandering through academia
- My So Called
(ABD)PhD Life - Speaking for Sarah
Academic Women
- Elrena Evans
- Jennifer Niesslein's Internet Presence
- Left-Handed trees and other Lies: keeping it all honest
- Life in the Hundred-Acre Wood
- Reading Living Writing
- Mom in the Mirror
- This Woman's Work
Writing Mamas
- As Yet Untitled (Elrena Evans)
- Dream Kitchen
- Everyday Mom (Mirian Peskovitz)
- Geeky Mom
- Leery Polyp
- MemeGRL
- Moot Thoughts & Musings
- Wet Feet
- The Wide Tent
- a wrung sponge Sandy Cove 365 + 1
- Sandy Cove Trail
Philly Mamas (me too!)
- BRIKeBROK - Africa (Portuguese/Italian)
- Inhospitable
- Lisbon Mama - Portugal
- Doing It All Again - U.K. [gone]
- Pandamonium - Australia
- The Sun-Flower Family - Portugal
International Mamas
- Thin Pink Line - Canada (password protected)
- Which Surprised Her - Portugal
International People
- Our Little Funny Bunny
- Sonho Meu (Elena Fletcher) (in Portuguese)
- Tirando o Sapato (in Portuguese)
- Pixie Blossoms
Brazilian Mamas
- Ferrez
- muitos desenhos (c) mariana massarani - 04-06
- muitos desenhos (c) (mariana massarani)
Brazilian Writers & Illustrators (in Portuguese)
- The Chronicles of Munchkin Land
- Kim.Kim (Reunion Writings)
- Wet Feet
- AfrIndieMum
- American Family
- Bringing Desta Home (non updating)
- Chicago Mama
- Overwhelmed With Joy!
- This Woman's Work
- Sandy Cove Trail
- a wrung sponge Vindauga
- Catherine Newman
- Dalai Mama (Catherine Newman)
- dooce
- Light and Momentary
- Raising WEG
- This Woman's Work
- Food for Thought
- Vegan Lunch Box
- Schmooedfood
First Mamas (I truly admire these women)
Adoptive Mamas
"Reference" Mamas
Foodie Mamas
- Jabberlingual
- Mother Shock
- Playground Revolution
1 comment:
Are those clouds up against the ridge? I remember looking at that sight so many times from our house...such a familiar sight. I know that has nothing to do with swimming in cold weather, but it was a strange, nostalgic moment to see those clouds in the photo. Strange, because I was surprised how familiar it looked when I hadn't thought about that view for a long time. Happy summer!!
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