- Rebecca I. Allen - 356 No More, A journey from couch to fit
- Christa Avampato - Christa in New York, Curating a Creative Life
- Anjuli - bhulbhulaiyan, a complicated entanglement of zigzag pathways
- Joan Lambert Bailey - PopcornHomestead, Gardening, place and my life in Tokyo
- Karen Bannan - Natural as Possible Mom, Because natural isn't always possible — or easy
- t.a. barnhart - Left Coast Foodie, Damn, that's good: a foodie blog by someone who knows what he's doing
- June Bell - Enough is enough! Advice and support
- Athena l. Borozon - The Desert Rat Dialogues
- Jane Boursaw* - Film Gecko, Cool movie news and reviews
- Alisa Bowman - Project Happily Ever After, Marriage advice from a recovering divorce daydreamer
- Carson Brackney - Carson Brackney, Consultant, Copywriter, Content Provider, Factotum
- Ben Bradley, Ben’s (Not Quite) First Ever Presence on the Interweb, Blog of an aspiring human being
- Sheena Brockington – Greenhouse Advertising, Cultivating ideas for small businesses
- Danielle Buffardi* - Horrible Sanity, Going into the mind of a mother and freelancer
- Beverly Burmeier - Going on Adventures, Travel stories from near and far
- Diane Calhoun – Violet is My Color, Life just happens, deal with it
- Danielle Carter – Live and Love Life VA, Helping you do more of what you love, and less of what you don't!
- Fiona Chan - Candy Prison, A typical teenager
- Joy Choquette - One Year. 156 Fears. Life Changing. One woman tackles her fears
- Bernard Chung - Green Tea World, It's more than just a cup of green tea here
- Caroline Clemmons - A Writer's Life, Writing tips, interviews and miscellaneous ramblings
- Shelley Clunie - ShelCluzo’s Blog, Healthy, wealthy and wise at 62
- Cocotte - Leaping into Life, Uncommon stories to nurture body, mind & soul
- Christianne Cook – A Day in My Mind, The world through my eyes
- Sue Dickman – Life Divided, Food, garden, books . . . and India
- Jackie Dishner – Bike with Jackie, Using my special brand of BIKE to teach you how to turn obstacles into opportunities
- Tracy Doerr – Tracy Doerr, A chronicle of ideas and things that inspire me
- Ron S. Doyle* – Blog Salad, All the blog that's fit to eat
- Dana DuGan – Chick with a View, It's good to live on the edge. The view is better.
- Dan Eldridge – Labor Party, A Young Pioneers Media blog for Creative and Alternative Entrepreneurs
- Cindy Elsberry - Doodle9, Paddling down the stream…of consciousness
- Heather Faesy – Blame it on the Full Moon, My kids, writing and reading
- R. Jill Fink – My Opera, Musings about writing, food, weight loss and other hilarious things
- Jennifer Fink – Blogging Bout Boys, All about boys -- raising them, educating them, learning with them
- Damaris Fish – Damaris Fish on Genealogy, Researching my family history and helping others with theirs
- Dylan Fogle – Discordianzen, The map is not the territory
- Katie Foote – Littlefoote’s Lab, A chronicle of what the unemployed girl in NoPo is up to.
- Heather Frendo - Thrifty Knee Socks
- AndreaGenevieve – Andrea Genevieve, Where social medium, technology and higher education meet
- Alexandra Grabbe – Chezsven's Blog, Life as a green innkeeper on Outer Cape Cod
- Elyse Grau – My Garden to Table, Growing what you eat, eating what you grow
- Wendy Korn Heppt – Budget Style on a Shoestring, Budget savvy fashion, beauty and related news and ideas
- Katie Hinderer – Write Beyond the Cubicle, A freelance writer’s thoughts on the industry
- Amanda Hirsch – Tastee Pudding, In the search for creative life, the proof is in the Pudding
- Lisa Jaffe Hubbell – Eat, Read and Be Harried, Making it through life one book at a time
- Nancy Mann Jackson – Growing Food and Kids, Gardening, harvesting, cooking and preserving with kids in tow
- Robert Janelle – Without an Apostrophe, Ottawa freelance tech journalist
- Elizabeth King Humphrey – The Write Elizabeth, Writing. Creativity. Play. Life.
- Walter L. Johnson II – Georgia News Beat, An inside look at what’s happening in the state of Georgia
- B.J. Keeton – Professor Beej, Pop culture commentary with an academic slant
- Amy Kocur – AmyLizK, Maryland/ DC Metro area arts and analysis
- Courtney Koschel – Finding My Muse: A New Writer’s Journey,
- Sara Lancaster – No.2PenBlog Resource for my clients and others interested in marketing communications
- Bill Lascher – Lascher at Large, A contemplative, pondered and unrushed thought banquet.
- Mary Dixon Lebeau – In the Boom Boom Room, Remember staying out until the street lights came on?
- Pooja Lohana – Brown-eyed Mystic, On writing and more!
- Sarah E. Ludwig – Parenting by Trial and Error, The learning curve in raising kids
- Jenny Lynes – Welcome to the Good Life, A student environmentalist exploring responsible, cheap, and fun living
- Su-sieee! Mac – This and That. Here and There. Now, Sometimes Then., Rambling about anything and everything that interests me
Welcome to the musings of this mediocre mom. If you’re looking for nuggets of wisdom about perfect parenting, you’re not going to find them here. But if you need someone to celebrate your parental mistakes with you or if you’re curious about what to do when you find your child eating poop, stick around. Drink some wine with me. You might not be a better parent after reading my blog, but you will feel like one.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Blogathon Bloggers- The First 60
Whew. Day two of the blogathon and I wanted to give you all a sampling of the blogathon bloggers who are blogging daily like myself. This is the first 60 on the list--I'll post the other 60 somewhere around the middle of May. If you find ones you like, save 'em to your favorites bar..it will be easier than trying to access them from here again. Originally I wanted to post these in the sidebar, but with over 111 bloggers at last count, that sidebar would run pretty long unless I took off some other items. I know you can't live without the daily drink tid-bit or my mulitasking picture, so I put 'em here. Besides, it counts for a blog post on a day when I really should be outside cleaning up the one million beer bottles and plastic cups from out party last night. But you'll read more about that on Cinco de Mayo. (The 5th of May for those monoligual types.) My personal goal is to read and post on each of these blogs at least once during the first two weeks. There are some seriously talented writers out there and I give you permission to like and read them. So long as you read me first.
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5 comments:
What a brilliant idea to visit and comment on everyone's blogs in the first two weeks! You're blog sounds like great fun, and I'm looking forward to some good reading. Our husbands, by the way, sound remarkably similar. :)
Joan,
I know how nice it is to get comments, and how few people leave them. I'm always hearing "I loved your blog!" but they never post comments so others can read them as well. I figure this is also a great way for me to gather a list of blogs I'd like to follow. I've read 10 postings so far and they are all so different! I LOVE it! Thanks for checking in here!
I am also trying to visit new blogs. This blogathon is a great opportunity for that! Hope you will visit mine, too, and perhaps return more than twice. I follow half a dozen bloggers a day already and it does bite into my time for other things, like novel writing. I am on the East Coast as well, Cape Cod to be exact.
Rachel- I love your blog. I do look forward to reading it every day when I am at work. It helps my mornings. :)
I cannot wait to read the Cinco de Mayo blog.
As for topics, as promised:
The CommuterRail
Family drama on Facebook
These are the two that stick out in my mind, but I have more. I just don't want to offend anyone.
Hi Rachel! Thanks so much for the shout out. Love your honesty on this blog. Looking forward to reading more!
-Christa
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