Showing posts with label Other bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Other bloggers. Show all posts

Friday, November 11, 2011

Blogs I enjoy...

A particularly funny blog post about the truth about children. :P

http://gradovaries.blogspot.com/2011/11/food-chain.html

And another post from one of my fav. mommy bloggers.  It's a letter written to their potential adoptive child (they are in the process but haven't found a match yet).  Brought tears to my eyes.

http://becomingsarah.com/index.php?/becoming_sarah/comments/dear_child_nov11_2011/

Monday, May 23, 2011

Sarah says it all!

Sarah, one of the blogs I follow, has posted about the US food industry and I completely agree!  Check it out!

http://becomingsarah.com/index.php?/becoming_sarah/comments/its_time_to_start_talking_about_food_industry/

We need to be more aware and fight for our right to at least know what it is that we are eating.  Then, we need to get a system in place that actually provides truly healthy, chemical free food.  These days we're even getting scammed by words like "free-range" and "organic" because such words are not regulated or patented by the food industry.

Our diets link to all of the health problems that are so common today that didn't use to be, such as cancer, autism, asthma, obesity, you name it.  We need to do something about this!

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Awesome new blogger!

I just found a blog done by an incredible writer.  She's simply brilliant with her analogies, word-pictures, and insight.  Her blog is somewhat spiritual, more reflective and incredibly uplifting to read (for me at least).

You should check it out if you're interested though I will warn that those with a penchant or commitment for more traditional religious ideas might disagree with some of her points.  :P  I suppose you can't please everyone though and be truly authentic . . .

Here it is:  http://rescuejesus.wordpress.com/

Friday, April 8, 2011

Blog Hop!

So, I've joined a bloghop and wanted to make sure and give everyone an opportunity to join as well/and or look for new blogs to follow.

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Saturday, March 19, 2011

ZOMG :D

I just had to repost this from my fav. little boy on a blog I read. (Fav. baby is my niece of course). Yep, it's the smile-as-big-as-his-face boy. It's a video of him this time and his little personality totally fits with that big gorgeous smile.

http://jollyjansen.blogspot.com/2011/03/we-need-more-gates.html

Friday, March 18, 2011

Beautiful birth story

I've just found a blog that I really love. I'm linking this amazing person's birth story since it really connected with me and what I would want someday for a birth experience. She had a home birth and I love that she shared such a special story with her readers.

Check it out (of course it will have birth story details, so opt out if you're not able to handle this sort of thing).

http://rachaelkincaid.blogspot.com/2009_10_01_archive.html

Monday, February 28, 2011

This little guy's smile kills me . . .

I'm reading a blog about a mommy who is smart, intelligent, practical, she's into biology, what could be better?

Only one thing, her little boy's smile. If he's gonna smile, it's gonna be alllll the way! None of this half-hearted business. In short, it kills me . . .

Check him out:  http://jollyjansen.blogspot.com/

Shouldn't we all be more like that. If we're gonna smile, let's mean it!

Love and a very big genuine smile to my loyal readers! :D

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Great blog advertisment :P

One of my friends from college is going into law school and has pretty much self-educated himself in so many areas. He's probably one of the more brilliant students to ever have come out of WWU.

Anyway, he's very interesting in gov. and politics, obviously, and has started a blog about his ideas and research. The latest blog post really hit home for me. We Americans are allowing the top richest 10% of our nation not only to rule our government, but to allow them to keep giving themselves tax cuts and excusing them from any real fiscal responbility or payback during a time of economic crisis. Instead, they suggest that the working class pay for our debts single-handedingly by destroying programs that help us and cutting our wages instead. I have no problem with doing my small part to close the deficit, but the key word here is INSTEAD of them doing ANYTHING, those who are most able to do something refuse to admit that they need to help as well and that in all reality, they are the ones who could help the most.

Anyway, I encourage all my readers to have a look at his blog. The post before the most recent one is important to read as well.

http://livinglightlyupontheearth.blogspot.com/2011/02/haves-are-winning-part-4.html?spref=fb