Where the homemakers who put the "fun" in dysfunctional hang out! (I'm speaking soley for myself, here!)

My family is in Portland, Oregon and lucky enough to have a community of homemakers in Real Life as well as online. But when we lived in Missouri I was very much on my own.

My definition of homemaker is pretty loose. I think it's more a matter of your attitude and where your priorities are than whether you are an at-home mom vs. employed. Does that make sense? No matter if you're unemployed, part-time, full-time, self-employed, if your family and making a home is at the center of your core values and that's what you work for/at, you're a homemaker.

But then, I'm a nut, so there you go. Welcome, welcome, we're glad you're here! We have several writer mamas, the more the merrier.

Anhata
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