Julian gaat naar een bruiloft by Jessica Love

A book with growing flowers, representing my dream of becoming a writer coming to live. An hourglass, designed by my husband which represents our love and how we make our marriage work. My newest tats are little Bowie, the main character from the children’s book I wrote. That one is a dedication to my own motherhood and my mother as well. I also got the skyline of Rotterdam on my arm, the names of my daughters on my wrist. My sister made this drawing so this is a dedication to her. It’s a geisha portrayed from the back, surrounded by cherry blossoms. They are very loyal and masters in communication. It’s a wolf on my foot, an exact copy of my fathers only tattoo. Thank you! I got my first tattoo on Bali when I was 17. You have a lot of nice tattoos! We love to know more about them 😉 Are there any related to motherhood or your ideas on life? What’s the story behind them?.You need to get to know a whole new little person, a whole new life. And if they really want to come over, let them bring food.ĭon’t do the whole maternity visit if you don’t feel like it. At a time where most of us moms don’t even wear clothes or do our hair because we have to feed our newborn non-stop and barely sleep, family members expect us to also make them a cup of coffee? Don’t do it, these people can wait.

It feels weird to me that we expect new mothers (and fathers) to invite people into their home at this most intimate time.

Nobody told me about that.ĭon’t do the whole maternity visit if you don’t feel like it. What surprised you most about motherhood?.Since a couple of years I totally embraced my dream of becoming a writer and self-published three books since then. I was born and raised in Rotterdam and have been a director of theatre for quite some time. My name is Lois Kruidenier, I am 31 years old and I live in Schiedam with my husband Hilbert and our daughters Belle (4) and Frida (2).

Julian gaat naar een bruiloft by Jessica Love