I extend a hearty welcome to all visitors of this blog today. Please tell me where you are viewing from. I am in Oregon, where I keep house, and Mrs. Alexandra is in Europe.
Ladies, we'd be thrilled if you'd also check into my daughter, Lillibeth's weblog, here http://www.thepleasanttimes.blogspot.com/
My husband and two daughters read your site daily from our home on the gulf coast of Florida
ReplyDeleteI'm viewing from the Northwest Territories, Canada! :)
ReplyDeleteI am in Ohio and enjoy reading your blog. The book about your parents sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI am a devoted reader of your blog! It has truly been a blessing in my life. I live in the beautiful state of Virginia near the capital city of Richmond!
ReplyDeleteSusan P.
www.home-place.blogspot.com
Lady Lydia
ReplyDeleteI'm in Houston Texas
I am viewing from Pennsylvania. I am between trips to Thailand and South Africa, so I'm enjoying my time at HOME! :o) Thanks for all the lovely articles you post here.
ReplyDeleteHello! This is Mrs. Jeremy Wilson reading your blog from East Texas where I enjoy keeping house and homeschooling my five babies!
ReplyDeleteI am in South Carolina.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am from New South Wales in Australia where I take care of my husband and homeschool my children. I really enjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm in suburban Chicago, close to the city limit.
ReplyDeleteI'm in Lockport, IL situated in a beautiful townhome on the 9th hole of a golf course.
ReplyDeleteWashington State here!
ReplyDeleteI am in Jacksonville, Fla. I find your writings very uplifting and encouraging. I wish I had had access to them while I was raising my sons as I often felt that I was the only one who wasn't working outside the home. My youngest is leaving for college in two months so now I keep hearing, "What are you going to DO?" Well, I'm not exactly sure, but I'm glad I have blogs like yours to gain insight from.
ReplyDeleteCoastal North Carolina here.
ReplyDeleteI don't comment very often but I enjoy visiting your blog.
~ Christina
I enjoy reading your blog. I am a full time homemaker, mother of 6 adorable homeschooled "cherubs", and blessed wife of a wonderful husband. And we are in southeastern Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteTammy
http://www.becksbounty.blogspot.com
I from central North Carolina, where I'm a 23-year old single nurses assisant.
ReplyDeleteI'm in Southeast Washington, and love to visit the Oregon coast.
ReplyDeleteHello neighbor :) I am also in Oregon. That's a lovely picture over on the coast.
ReplyDeleteI have thoroughly been enjoying reading your posts. They are so informative and inspiring. Thank you.
I am from Washington State now, from Oregon originally!
ReplyDeleteWe make our home in Arkansas.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Teresa and I'm in Bakersfield, CA. You have a beautiful blog! Thank you for all of your wonderful, inspirational and instructive posts, your articles are always well-written and interesting. God bless you for all you do!
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Teresa M.
Lady Lydia, I'm viewing from Phoenix, AZ. I greatly appreciate your blog, as well as the writings at your website. Thank you for your beautiful encouragements. Sharon
ReplyDeleteHello Lady Lydia -
ReplyDeleteIn response to your question, I am from Toronto, ON, Canada.
Just a further comment to let you know how much comfort and joy this blog provides to many woman like myself.
Best regards....
Karen
Hello Lydia! I'm viewing from Germany where I live. *waves*
ReplyDeleteI live in Berkeley Springs, WV. I've been an avid reader since Spring, 2005, when my sister showed me LAF as a joke.
ReplyDeleteI had been convicted about women's roles for some time and I read the articles with interest. I found it fascinating that the site had articles that were quite serious and weren't just about children and housekeeping (no offense intended, but I was college-bound and had no interest in those things).
My theology was/is quite weak so I decided to give your ideas a trial run; I wore dresses for two weeks. After that I hated pants and haven't worn them since.
College was a huge adjustment. I'd been homeschooled since first grade and had the added burden of not knowing how to deal with the stereotyping and labeling that my skirts brought me. A good many of my teachers did not like it when I expressed my beliefs. One thing I'll always remember is the day in my ed class when we discussed sex ed, I demanded of my classmates, "Where is your sense of childhood innocence?" and all I got were blank stares.
I didn't become dresses-only until I was 19 and it has been on of the hardest transitions of my life. It was an easy decision for me to make but I didn't realize that such a simple change in wardrobe would bring out such adverse reactions in people.
I know this probably isn't the type of response you were expecting, but a thank you note has been long overdue. LAF and this blog have been lifesavers for me. It's been horribly lonely to be the only dresses-only person I know at my school, but your sound advice has helping me get through it and now I'm the happiest I've ever been.
Thank you for everything,
Charity
I'm in Oregon too! I live in the Portland area, a transplant from the Midwest.
ReplyDeleteI'm in the Netherlands
ReplyDeleteI live in England and my Mom and I love reading your blog. We regulary print off articles and learn alot from them.
ReplyDeleteHI, I come by occasionally to browse. I'm in the western part of North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Charity, I don't know why people act so snobbish about skirts and dresses. If we aren't supposed to buy them and wear them, why are they in the shop windows and in all the stores? Why don't the college profs and students go to those stores in the malls that have skirts and give them the same sarcastic treatment?
ReplyDeleteWelcome everyone! It is fascinating to see where you are all viewing from!!
ReplyDeleteI'm from Austin, TX. I often read, and though I don't comment, you always give me something hearty to think about.
ReplyDeleteNew reader from S Korea!
ReplyDeleteHi! I read here often, and I'm from northern Delaware.
ReplyDeleteI'm from Germany, too! *waves to Stina*
ReplyDeleteHello Mrs. Sherman,
ReplyDeleteI am from south Alabama!
We live near Mt. Shasta California. I found out about your site through "Ladies Against Feminism." I can't quite remember how long it's been since discovering LAF, at least 5 years, maybe more. I love your site!
ReplyDeleteHI, I also recently found your blog and enjoy reading it since. I live in Easten Europe, Estonia, in capital Tallinn. My views are changed a lot after been acquainted with biblical wiew of marriage and I must agree, some people may find it hard to agree. Especially in a place where homeschooling isn´t popular, these wiews doesn´t seem to be so widely known, even within christian circles. Although our country rather recently got the independence back and dived into the western world, our nation views, our society, as far as it seems to me, are very modernised, and feminized so quickly. I find it really sad, that people don´t appreciate old ways, that were the way the were for a reason, anymore.
ReplyDeleteMany blessing to blog writers and also readers!
Strength for the road!
Hedi
I read from South Western Virginia.
ReplyDeleteHello to you all. I love reading this blog, many of the articles remind me how life used to be as I was growing up. Hasn't life got complicated in the last 20-30 years?
ReplyDeleteYou probably won't have heard of the place where I come from but it's Guernsey, one of the small islands in the English channel.
Blessings,
Collette
Hello! Enjoy your site tremendously! I'm from Southern California.
ReplyDeleteI live in Oxfordshire in England and am a regular visitor here. I'm not really very good at home-making, but I like the idea of it!
ReplyDeleteI'm a day late, but I am in Georgia. My husband is stationed at Fort Stewart, deployed to Iraq, and I'm a homeschooling mama of six little children, trying my best to keep it all together!
ReplyDeleteI love your Ladies Against Feminism site, except for one thing. It isn't updated nearly often enough!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI am in Southern California, and this week will be moving my family 70 miles away to another town in Southern California! We are thrilled as we will be closer to my husband's new job (Since October), so no more 80 mile commutes each way in California traffic!
I am a stay at home wife and mother (we have a daughter who just turned two!)
Hello, I'm Sarah from Lancashire, England. I've been a reader for over a year now.
ReplyDeleteHey! I found your blog shortly after I was married and have been reading ever since. Right now, we are living in Georgia. :o)
ReplyDeleteI am a frequent reader of your blog in central North Carolina (the prettiest country in all the world, I daresay! :)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Hampshire in England. Your blog is quite unique. I look forward to reading many more interesting articles.
ReplyDeleteHi, I have been an avid reader for a quite a while now and LOVE this blog.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Candy and I am reading from my home in...
Edmonton, Alberta...CANADA
Thanks & God Bless!
Old time reader from Melbourne, Australia. :)
ReplyDeleteHello Mrs. Sherman,
ReplyDeleteI live in eastern Kentucky with my wonderful husband and two beautiful daughters that I homeschool. I check your blog daily, it is truly a source of encouragement to those who want to embrace Biblical womanhood.
Blessings,
Melinda
Hello!
ReplyDeleteI hail from just outside the US capitol. Your articles almost always bring a smile to my mind. Thanks!
Hi, Michigan here :o)
ReplyDeleteHello, I read your blogs everyday, We live in Massachusetts. I liked seeing someone from Jacksonville, FL posting here, we lived in Jacksonville for a couple of years, my first child was born there. And we also lived in West Virginia for seven years, where three of my other children happen to be born.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy this blog very much.
Denise
From central Pennsylvania on the banks of the Susquehanna! Thanks SO much for this lovely blog. I save it for my "treat" with a cup of tea or glass of lemonade. - Meg
ReplyDeleteI'm reading you from colorful Colorado!
ReplyDeleteWendy
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI'm from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Thank you for your blog, I have been reading it for a few years now.
I'm in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia.
ReplyDeleteI check this blog each day (sometimes more than once a day!) from Northern Virginia, in a suburb of the nation's capitol. Your writings are always a blessing to me. Love the beach photo, and I have a tiered denim skirt, very similar to yours. A comfortable choice, pretty and practical!! God bless! Marie
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog today! I'm in Wisconsin!
ReplyDeleteI'm a frequent reader who rarely comments. Thanks for all that you do.
ReplyDeleteI live in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia, PA.
Jennifer
I'm live just easy of St. Paul, Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteHello from the south shore of Long Island, New York. I really enjoy your blog! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am from the Gulf Coast of Florida, near Clearwater. I love your website (blog) and feel like I am checking in with friends when I visit it.
ReplyDeleteI'm from NW Montana. I read often. Thanks for the wonderful posts.
ReplyDeleteI'm here in Virginia Beach, VA. How wonderful to see this lovely remnant situated all around the world! Thanks for all you do, Lydia.
ReplyDeleteLady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteI am from Plainfield, Illinois, a suburb southwest of Chicago. It is hard to describe what an inspiration your site is to me. It has brought out a side of me that was never really fed before. I have changed so much since coming across your site, LAF, and many other wonderful blogs.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Blessings,
Mrs. Carie
Hi there!!! I am in Georgia and LOVE LOVE LOVE this blog!! :)
ReplyDeleteHis,
Mrs. U
I simply love this Blog! Our home is in the country near Dana, Indiana
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading from Va.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading from Northern California- in a small town between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. I also was a viewer when I lived in Ireland. I lived in Athlone, County Westmeath.
ReplyDeleteAnother "neighbor" here, also from Oregon : )
ReplyDeleteLady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteI'm reading your site the Phoenix, AZ area. Orginally I'm from the Chicago suburbs. I thank the Lord that He has used you to post about biblical womanhood (which indeed is beautiful). God Bless!
~Susan
Hello, Lady Lydia. I am a regular reader and very infrequent commenter from the great Chattanooga, TN area.
ReplyDeleteI'm a stay-at-home-wife from Southern Arizona and truly enjoy the views you present on this blog. :)
ReplyDeleteHi! I am in Alaska...your old stomping ground! You and I have "spoken" a few times over the years. You are always an inspiration to me Lady Lydia!
ReplyDeleteI read this blog daily and enjoy it a lot, since I often feel lonely as a full-time homemaker. It is good to know that we're not the only family choosing this kind of life for our children... and ourselves ;)
ReplyDeleteMalgomaj, Sweden
Hello. I am a frequent reader from Hampshire, England. I very rarely comment on blogs!
ReplyDeleteDear Lady Lydia: I am in northwest Virginia. I look for your blog entries each and every day.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for writing.
In Christ
Patricia (Mrs. Giovanni) Anzalone
Hi
ReplyDeleteI am from PA, also and enjoy reading your blog. I am looking forward to reading Lillibeth's blog and sharing it with my daughters!
I am originally from the Detroit area, but we are now living in the beautiful Amish country of NE Indiana.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do...may the Lord bless you richly.
I live near Grand Rapids, MI.
ReplyDeleteI visit regularly from Ontario, Canada, west of Toronto.
ReplyDeleteThis is just great, and it gives us new links to look at, too! Knowing who you are makes us more accountable about what we tell here. We wouldn't want to lead a lot of people astray and we try to be accurate and also helpful and cheerful. We love you all and thank you for viewing. I believe there are also ladies from Indonesia, Japan and other countries that haven't yet posted...so keep coming!
ReplyDeleteNote to a young lady against feminism: please send me your blog address again. I had a little trouble with getting it posted.
ReplyDeleteAlso the lady who said she didn't get the newsletter she paid for. Please email me.
Dear Lady Lydia, I am a reader from Louisiana. Your wonderful blog and articles on LAF are a tremendous blessing to me and my family. I check your blog daily! I am blessed to be a wife, a homeschooling mom to our son, and a homemaker! You are so very encouraging! I thank the Lord for using you to write these much needed articles. I always feel blessed, and inspired to be a better wife, mother, and homemaker by reading your articles. Thank you with all my heart! Your new book looks wonderful! The Lord richly bless you!!! Paula
ReplyDeleteBoise, Idaho.
ReplyDeleteCentral Kentucky
ReplyDeleteI enjoy this blog and check it for updates quite often. Blessings to you!
Teresa
I'm a reader who checks for new posts nearly everyday, here in Chandler, AZ. I just love your blog, all the pictures and the wonderful topics of discussion. I especially appreciate the validation and encouragement you ladies give to being a homemaker. I'm usually met with condescending attitudes or disdain when people find out that I "only" work part-time, or previously (before the blessing of my part-time job), that I "don't do anything". It's so good to hear other, wiser, women speaking of being a homemaker as the beautiful, joyful thing I know it to be.
ReplyDeleteI am from Jacksonville, Florida raising two beautiful daughters. After working full time since a teeneager, I am trying to become the best homemaker and Mom that I can be. Thanks to your website and others, I am gaining knowledge and inspiration in my journey... thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteKatie
A long-time reader from Phoenix, Arizona (waving to Sharon and Susan).
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading from North Texas! Thank you so much for all the hard work you ladies put into this blog!
ReplyDeleteI am a faithful reader from Northridge, California in the San Fernando Valley. I can't thank you enough for all your good work.
ReplyDeleteMuch love,
JoAnn R.
i am from stilwell, kansas. i have so enjoyed your blog and have read it for a few years now. thank you
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to my website! I am visiting you from southwestern Oklahoma.
ReplyDelete~Anna C
http://veiledglory.wordpress.com
(My Blog Address)
I am in Hampton, Virginia. I visit most every day. I love your blog. You are such an inspiration to me!
ReplyDeleteNorthcentral Indiana.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is a blessing to read!
- Mrs. Marks
I am Lady Elizabeth, a daily reader from Diamond Bar, CA.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you and your famiy, Lady Lydia.
A daily reader from New York state. I get so much from this blog!
ReplyDeleteI read your blogger daily. I found it through LAF. It has been such an inspiration to me. At times when I feel lonely, I read your blog and realize that I'm not alone on this journey. Thank you from Lewiston, Idaho.
ReplyDeleteI thought I posted yesterday, or the day before. Here it is again in case I forgot.
ReplyDeleteI'm a stay at home wife, mother to two daughters, and a grown son, here in South Carolina.
This is such an encouraging blog, and thank you for taking the time to encourage homemakers.
I have been inspired and learned much from your writings.
ReplyDeleteLyn in Moscow, ID
I was born in Seattle, WA, grew up in Tillamook,OR, and now reside in Central California. My daughters and I all love your site!
ReplyDeleteMomma
We are north of Chicago(Waukegan,IL), and can see Lake Michigan from a walking path in a forest preserve near our house. I love your blog... Thank you for the encouragement! Kim
ReplyDeleteI'm a frequent reader from Pampa, TX. I thought I saw somewhere that your husband is a cofC preacher. We are members, too.
ReplyDeleteNorthern California.
ReplyDeleteViewing from Charlotte, North Carolina. I have 4 children (19, 18, 16,& 11)and have been blessed with a husband that sees the value of my staying home. Having said that, I still stuggle with being a good homemaker. Thank you for all the inspiration and ideas your blog has provided me.
ReplyDeleteNadege Armmour
knit_fool@yahoo.com
I love to check this site as often as I am able, I have three boys ..... What a blessing! I have been encouraged to enjoy what is really natural, being a mom...and especailly a homemaker...
ReplyDeleteI live in Northern California in the Sierra Foothills.
I am Mrs. Fathima, Indian Muslim, Living in UAE, I wanted to know about american culture so I browsed the net. LAF and then your Blog have been a refreshing contrast and bring out the pride, beauty and dignity of the US culture which we have read in our School Books. I am espescially fascinated by the Pioneers who came and created a new vibrant civilisation from the amalgamation of different cultures and Races. Of course the work culture and respect for all kinds of professions in America is what attracts the most talented and accomplshed people from all over the world including India to even leave their dear and near to come to America and settle here.
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving a different perspective of American Civilization which is more attractive to us.
With Kind Regards and respects,
Mrs Fathima
I check your blog as often as I can. I am from the Portland, OR area. I had always felt that a woman's place was the home. I love reading your blog because now that I am facing a rather empty nest I know that I am still needed at home by my husband, and the kids know where to find me when needed. Thank You!
ReplyDeleteDear Mrs. Fathima,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you found us. I don't know what we did to deserve it but we were banned by the Indian government.
I live in Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteWashington State here!
ReplyDeleteMrs Nehemiah
Alberta, Canada!
ReplyDeletei'm also from Pennsylvania (waves to all the other PA ladies)
ReplyDeletelaura
What a thrill to hear from you all. We are so isolated as homeamkers these days as so many women are in the workforce, away from home. It is like finally getting to talk over the fence about home life.
ReplyDeleteWill the ladies who are viewing from Malta, Greece, Turkey, Russia, and France, please post and say Hello? If you are hesitant, you can post anonymously. I see you on my stat counter which only reveals the countries.
Hello Lady Lydia and all the other ladies out there! I am amazed at the number of enthusiastic homemakers out there! My home is in the Low Country of South Carolina where I live on a farm with my husband, almost 2 year old daughter, and await the arrival of our son in just 6 more weeks!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your inspiring articles!
It looks like I'm your first reader to reply from New England. We are homeschoolers living in southern NH. Your writing is a blessing and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteI check your blog from upstate NY.
Hannah
Blogging from Virginia. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm in Northern California. Like Amanda, I'm between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe, in the Foothills. Hi Amanda! When I was in Ireland, I passed through Athlone.
ReplyDeleteWhat, only 2 Australians?? Better make that 3. Im in Melbourne.
ReplyDeleteTania
Reading you from Indiana here.
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm reading from Oklahoma.
ReplyDelete~L.
I am from SW Missouri/NW Arkansas
ReplyDeleteI'm reading you from Texas!
ReplyDeleteI am reading from Virginia. I very much enjoy the inspiration to do better at home all the time :)
ReplyDeleteI'm here from Mobile, Alabama.
ReplyDeleteHi Lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteI thought I had posted before, but aparently it didn't work!
I am an avid reader and stay at home wife from Seattle Washington. Your blog has been so refreshing and encouraging to me!
Hi Lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteI'm a regular reader living in Patagonia, Argentina.
Love the blog and the inspiration!!
Beverly
I'm in Breese, IL. (A little tiny town east of St. Louis.) I wish I'd found this blog when I was a SAHW! Now that I'm a SAHM of 2 (ages 2yrs and 10mos) I find that I owe a lot of housekeeping debt from those prior years. I had no mentor to train me in homekeeping. So now I'm learning on my own...that is to say, with MUCH help from blogs like this one! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMartha,
ReplyDeleteI'm here in Wisconsin. I really enjoy your site and have often found inspiration in what you have written. Thanks!
Hi Lady Lydia
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy reading your blog. You have some really nice postings especially about the wife staying at home and female modesty. I myself am actually a convert to Islam from Christianity. But we share many similar beliefs such as that in Islam modesty is very important to us for both females and males (see Quran Chapter 24 verse 30-31) also we believe that the best place for a woman is in her home taking care of the house and her family. By the way I'm here in Chelmsford in the UK. Just thought I'd let you know :)
p.s I do not mean to cause any offence in this comment only to show how our religions are similar. God willing there will be a time where we can all live in peace
I am viewing from Florida. I am so glad you wrote "Just Breathing the Air", because I remember a post you made a while back about growing up in Alaska...I ordered a copy and can't wait to receive it!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm your long time reader from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Originally I'm from Russia.
ReplyDeleteYour blog influenced me to become a homemaker and to love every minute of it!
Thank you for all your work, ladies.
Olga.
I am writing from Quincy, IL, just eight blocks from the Mississipi River. Thank you so very much for taking the time to encourage myself and so many others. I check your blog everyday and it has given me so much inspiration and, yes, the courage to keep going on. I'm a better wife, mother, keeper at home, and homeschool teacher because of the things you have taught me.
ReplyDeleteWow, it's amazing to me that there are 4 other Idaho readers: Boise, Kuna, Lewiston and Moscow. I am from the Coeur d'Alene area. To make the state readership complete you just need a reader from the Pocatello/Idaho Falls area!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a wonderful blog and what a wonderful way to spread the gospel!
(I'm cyberisme from the Beautiful Womanhood forums).
Dear Lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteYes, I was also surprised to hear that your blog has been banned, maybe its a case of mistaken identity or red tape or something. It is a very strange thing to happen, because India as a whole is very tolerant towards all religions. Hopefully, this problem will resolve itself soon.
With Kind regards,
Mrs Fathima.
Greetings from Finland! I read your blog everyday. I consider myself a homemaker eventhough I do have a part-time job. I work about 10 hours outside of the home and 2-6 hours from home (in a week). One day I hope to be a full time housewife (and mother). This blog is a great source of encouragement and also practical tips! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHello, I think my comment didn't get posted but I will try again. I'm writing from Lisbon, Portugal and I'm a stay at home wife and mother. I know I'm doing the right thing but I do feel very lonely because I only know a few women in my country who stay at home but all of them say that they would prefer to work outside the home.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your work. It is very important to me.
Lara
My Dear Lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to read all of the glowing comments from so many diverse places.
What words of encouragement I have received over the years from your webiste and LAF.
Thank you for helping me to enjoy my calling as a SAHM through your postings. I often print the articles to read while I am waiting in a doctor's office to see something useful and uplifting.
The photos on your blog are always beautiful and your words are filled with love for a vocation you seem to enjoy as well.
I am writing from Winston Salem NC.
Peace,
Lynne
Dearest lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteThank you, Thank you, THANK YOU! After all these months i can finally submit comments to this fantastic Blog anew!
To the three Australians that have already introduced themselves, here comes #4 - Mrs. E from South-West Sydney. if only this fantastic source of inspiration could be viewed by as many ladies out of the US as in the US, God's magnificent mesage for us would advance wonderfully. Aussie Gals, if you're reading, drop in a quick word or two so we don't feel so alone (smile)
Blessings,
Mrs. E.
Australia.
Hello from Northeast Louisiana. I've been reading this blog daily since it was created. Thanks for all you do.
ReplyDeleteI am reading from Central TX
ReplyDeleteJammie
Hi, Lady Lydia-
ReplyDeleteI'm here in the mountains of Northern New Mexico in the town of Los Alamos. Thank you for your inspirational blog.
Laurel
Reading your blog from Ottawa, Canada!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Vanessa
Hello from Rhode Island, USA (interesting to read about traditional Portuguese, as my two grandmothers were, and were excellent examples of contented industrious homemakers).
ReplyDeleteHello. My name is Machelle, and I just found this blog today but have been reading it and enjoying it. I've also read your articles on LAF and find them inspiring, especially the article about how teenage girls should dress properly. I'm 17 and it's hard to find clothing that I'm not ashamed to wear. the clothing you suggested was beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWith Love,
Machelle
P.S. I'm from a small town in Kansas. Forgot to put that part in.
ReplyDeleteAlberta, Canada here!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog!!!
Blessings.
Here I am stopping by from Norway! Gill.
ReplyDeleteLoving your blog from beautiful Queensland Australia.. I'm so grateful for all the wisdom you share. Thanks for your effort and sacrifice.
ReplyDeleteHello Lady Lydia
ReplyDeleteI am a relatively new reader of your blog and love to regularly read your Ladies Against Feminism site...I am a homeschool Mama of four precious blessings and we are New Zealanders.THANK YOU for all that you do to encourage and inspire those of us who are trying to live a life of old fashioned ideals that are pleasing to God.Now a days society at large is very much opposed to our beliefs and you can feel isolated , so sites like yours are wonderful!....
Blessings to you from beautiful Sonora, CA!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
Reading from sunny California! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm in North Texas.
ReplyDeleteYou might consider putting a ClustrMap in your sidebar ( http://clustrmaps.com/index.htm ). It shows dots of all the places from which your readers come.
Sherry thanks so much for the hint. I'll see if I can figure out how to do that. God bless you all.
ReplyDeleteHello Lady Lydia! I'm Sophia and I've already written to let you know how much I enjoy your writings, and what impact they have on myself, as well as the impact you may have on those who may come here to learn why women might want to stay home. I currently live in Baltimore Maryland. One thing that might be nicely served by the ClustrMap mentioned is that we might be able to see if we have a neighbor who is a kindred spirit. As mentioned, we can often feel alone, and it would be a wonderful thing to find someone close by to share our lives with.
ReplyDeleteAll my best to you, wonderful lady!
Sophia Duvall
Dear Lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Brenda and I live on the Black Sea in Turkey. I love your blog and find a lot of encouragement from it as sometimes it feels I am all alone in a dark place. Everytime I come and read I am refreshed!
Thanks a lot for all you do!
Brenda
Lady Lydia,
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across the Ladies Against Feminism website a couple of years ago, and have been reading it ever since. Ditto for this blog once it went up, and I've greatly enjoyed them both.
I am currently a SAHM in Cincinnati, Ohio with my husband and 4 children--ages 4, 2, 9 months, and 2 months in utero! ;)
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI'm a little late! Victoria here, wife, mother, grandmother from Central California. Love to read your blog. Thank you!
Waving from Portugal too: from Sintra, near Lisbon.
ReplyDeleteI began to read you at LAF some 2 years ago, maybe.
About woman at home: in Portugal nobody works at home anymore (almost nobody). I keep saying not working outside is so important and dignifying for a woman but everybody looks at me as I was an alian. I'm quite used to that because, as a strong catholic, my ideas are always opposing the world mentality, so most people find me rather strange.
I work outside my home because I have such a good income but I'm always saying that it's only because of that. If you could see the looks of other people when I say that!- they wanted me to say I work outside because I think is more interesting that staying at home. And because I say I don't agree with them, I'm strange.
My mother used to work since she got married and only stoped some years ago to take care of my ageing grandmother - and she was quite ill. Now, that my grandnother went to live with God, my mother didn't go back to the work force and helps me to raise my children.
Sorry for the long post.
Thank you so much for this blog. It is beautiful. I am a regular reader. I am from St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from northern AL
ReplyDeleteblessings
I'm in Raleigh, NC.
ReplyDeleteRobin
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI've been out of town all week at Vision Forum's Jamestown Celebration so I just saw this post. I am from Wheeling, WV and I love your site. Thank you so much.
Tina H.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying reading your articles and your blog for several years now. Thank you for all of your encouragement. I love to come here and visit.
Blessings from Michele in North Central Florida!
Our family has also been at the Jamestown 400 Celebration all week and just saw this post.
ReplyDeleteMichele in North Central Florida
I found you thru the LAF website which my sister showed me a few years ago. I am a homeschooling mama of 4 children and we live in Panama City, FL. My husband has always wanted me to be home and I'm so glad he feels that way and supports me so much. I check in weekly and always love to read what you have to say and I love the pictures too!
ReplyDeleteHowdy from Austin, TX. Keep up the great work!
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