Some, like blogger Amy Glass, are proclaiming that being a stay at home mom is not hard and not as worthwhile as climbing the corporate ladder. Last month, there was a big stink raised by a chef of an upscale restaurant when an infant fussed in his restaurant. There has been much blogging, ranting, and throwing of spears at others due to these two rantings. Our local paper quoted the local blogger Scary Mommy as being on the side of the chef--that parents shouldn't take kids to restaurants like that. Hmmm... Does all of this ranting really matter? One of the hardest things about being a stay at home mom is the feeling that you have to defend your position--you have to defend that what you're doing is valuable. You don't get the affirmation that you do in the workplace when you complete a project well. You don't get the satisfaction of finishing one project and moving on to another. You don't get the continual social interaction with o...