


I have been learning how to carry things on my head. Strictly because J Grow said that it is the skill he is looking for, and boys only want girls with great skills. When I come home, I think you will be slightly impressed at my proficiency at head-carrying.
Also, carrying a baby on your back is so wonderful and practical. If I ever have children they will be placed on my back. African mama's know what they are doing.
4 comments:
hey meg,
you look great! looks like you have the "african lady " walk down!!keep up the good work. you are a blessing. love and miss you!
aunt barb
Is this how you will carry my future grandchildren?
assuming I will give birth one day..for sure...it's imensely practical..
that would be great grandchildren mom!
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