10. It's a welcoming autonomous collective, with so many beautiful children!
9. When another mom says, "I can't believe how much he/she has grown!" she really means it!
8. Event planners who take a great field trip idea and make it work for many.
7. The annual Shakespeare play performed by our Front Lawn Players.
6. Caroline's scones.
5. Celebrations--from births to weddings--and consolation in times of sorrow.
4. Our protestant members.
3. Confirmation in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite.
2. Afternoons at Old Westbury Gardens.
1. The brilliant, eclectic ladies--lawyers, chefs, artists, dancers, scientists, musicians, servicewomen, nurses, and more--who are all women of faith raising their children the best way they know how.
What's so great about your support group??
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Well, I'd have to agree with all the reasons you've listed. On the surface our group seems to be a fairly homogenous group of ladies and children, but really it is the subtle differences in how we educate our children; bring our faith to life,both in and out of the home; and generally accept each other and help each other grow that I would add to the list! Thanks for the reminder and encouragement.
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