Being a part of Expressing Motherhood guarantees ones thing.
You’ll be tired by the end of it.
What we hope it brings of course is a sense of some fulfillment and a feeling that you have put yourself outside of your comfort zone and liked it.
You can read how performer Shannon Noel Webb feels here.
Or read about performer Elizabeth Aquino’s thoughts here.
Krista Knott also weighs in over here.
As for myself.
I always am so relieved when the show comes around. Finally, people sharing things that are rarely, if ever expressed out loud. It feels as if it’s a very brief moment where a collective sigh is heard and felt. Ah. I’m not crazy.
Or rather, I’m not the only one who feels crazy.
Thank you for being a part of this show.
I told my husband the other night, I feel as if I have fulfilled my little girl dreams.
I’m satisfied by what the show brings. There is a struggle with wanting to be with the show more and more but when my two little ones called out mom and sat on either hip this morning I felt lucky to be able to spend the day with them. I’ve had two weeks to “play.”
The show has become a channel for my worries, loneliness, anxiety and hope.
I’m glad I can focus on my kids now as their screaming tells me I have not been.
But I already am thinking of the next show in giddy anticipation.
