Interview with Millie from “Cabin 77″

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“Cabin 77″

http://cabin77.livejournal.com

I come from a very creative family - Mom’s a playwrite, Dad is a retired theatre professor, Brother is a professional animator. I used to be a professional singer/comedy writer/performer but put it on hold to be a stay-at-home mom of two: Princess (born 2000) and Buddy (born 2003). We just opened our own business and Hubby is working late hours. I sometimes need the illusion that I’m talking to adults. So I blog. But also, I see it as another form of performance.

Since March of 2006.

My daily life - the ins and outs of being a stay at home mom of young ‘uns. And I also hope to examine how God works in the day to day life of a stay at home mom of young ‘uns. He actually works overtime!

http://www.mommyblog.com/ I just found this one! Love it!

http://incandragon.livejournal.com/ This one has nothing to do with kids. It’s written by one of my best friends from high school. She tells the GREATEST stories!

http://austingospel.blogspot.com/index.html One man’s journey through the Christian culture of Austin, Texas. Very interesting!

http://gina-everydaylife.blogspot.com/ Another of my best friends from high school. She is fabulous at seeing the lesson in everyday occurances.

Just do it. Write a little something at least once a week at first. Then keep it up.

Yes, I love it! But I don’t like anonymous comments. Names or User Names, please!

Yes. I use the blog to keep my out of town family (parents, cousins, etc.) up to date on what the kids are doing. I got my mom involved in blogging! She’s fairly regular at http://towertheatre.livejournal.com. She’s a writer by trade so her blogs are really interesting.

No, I pretty much just stick to blogging.

We have a home office. I usually blog in the mornings before I get the kids ready for school.

Probably about an hour or so per day. If I’m having a particularly . . . interesting day I might spend a little more time!

Just Google.

A friend (Incandragon - see list of blogs that I read) turned me on to it. I had been interested in it, but I needed someone to hold my hand and guide me through the steps to create a blog. Then I needed someone to read it!!! Incandragon was all of the above for me! And she continues to mentor me.