Comment: Bon Jovi!! Heck Yes!! :)

Comment: Thank you for the wonderful notecards. I have yet to visit a country outside of the US, but hope to one day. The streets look so beautiful and rustic, like you see in movies! I definitely want to experience it! Happy swapping!

Comment: thanks so much

Comment: Thanks :)

Comment: Thanks for sharing!!

Comment: Thank you for the lovely postcards from England. While I have a small bit of a collection of antique English postcards, I had none from current times. I really like them!

Comment: Thanks Ekaterina for the card and nice story of that bridge. :)

 

Comment: Your friend James sounds amazing. We also have a lot of negative response to breastfeeding in the U.S. - I can't understand it but I hope to see people's attitudes change, because it's so important for babies and mommies! Peace :)

Comment: Wow! Can't wait to try these drinks, the names alone are worth it! :D

Comment: You are the second person I know with your first name. It's very pretty. And thanks for the drink recipes.

Comment: Thanks for the great recipes Ekaterina. ''Pure Ecstacy'' sounds wonderful because I LOVE Baileys : )

 

Comment: A short but powerful account with a very important message. There is nothing shameful about breastfeeding!!! It is the reason women have breasts in the first place! But I know I would be afraid / embarrassed to breastfeed in public as well, mostly because I wouldn't want any weird men looking at my breasts. My sister has had five children and she has perfected a way to breastfeed in public using a baby blanket to hide her breasts and baby. But the whole idea that breastfeeding in public is scorned upon is ridiculous! Good for you, Ekaterina! You're a mother and you do what nature intended. We have such hangups about nudity and sexuality, though I do realize that there are people who take such things to twisted extremes. Anyway, I enjoyed your story very much! Thank you for sharing it! :)

Comment: TY for the story!

 

Comment: Wonderful story! I once got paid to "go elsewhere" by a store owner. Some people just don't get it. Other people totally do.

Comment: I think just about any country people act like children when it comes to seeing someone feeding there child. I am glad you did what you did, it is apart of life, and you are a strong woman :D

Comment: Thank you for sharing your story. Not being a mother myself, I didn't realise some of struggles new mum's go through. I think you were very brave!

Comment: Thank you for the wonderful story about your first time out with your daughter.

Comment: Love the baby names. Thanks!

 

Comment: Jack is on my list too :) Have you ever read the book Enoch the Emu?

Comment: I love the name Helena! Happy Swapping!