Morgan

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I am a modern single momma who really loves her life...I am so grateful to have an awesome network of friends and family and fellow single parents.
I am also the creator of Single Parent Specials-- a website and free email newsletter that features local and online businesses who are offering single parents "perks." If you are a single parent, you should check it out and tell me what you think! www.SingleParentSpecials.com
One of my best friends and I just started a online community called iHeartSingleParents.com, (our goofy video at the top of the page tells you a little more about it).
The best thing is just to come over and check it out for yourself! www.iheartsingleparents.com We really love it because its full of really awesome single moms and single dads who are so encouraging and supportive of one another.
On a more personal level, here are a few of my aspirations:To take my son on world adventures and spend months at a time in Italy! We would roam around Rome, eat Pizza Napolitano in Napoli, and Vespa around the heel of the boot, Puglia. (There is city in Puglia called Otranto. It is a cross roads of culture, a meeting of east and west, and the air carries the weight of a magical history. It is located on the eastern most point of Italy's boot and is the welcoming grounds of spectacular sunrises. It is a place where even atheists are compelled to give praises of gratitude to the sacred). Our home would be a tiny flat inside the walls of an old city and from its rooftop terrace I would sip espresso in the morning and red wine at night. Lucca would become a gelato connessoir and bring back the secret of its creamy goodness to his friends at his Montessori school in Portland.
During the summer we would do things like family yoga retreats in Costa Rica, or walk the Camino in Spain. Maybe we would go to Argentina or Brazil and his momma would take Tango lessons while he learns Capoeira.
When we are in Portland we would spend long weekends with family, laughing and talking about our adventures and our joyful follies. We would cook big meals and share evenings with friends. We would take advantage of all the bike paths, the serene hikes, and the boating that Oregon has to offer.
Our lives would be a perfect balance of adventure and groundedness, laughter and prayer, meditation and sport, health and beauty, learning and doing, libations and singing, community and soul.