Any Bloggers Here? - Page 8

[RomanGoddess]

There is a link to mine in my signature line. It's a blog about parenting, politics, language, nutrition, and anything else that comes to mind, all from the perspective of a Canadian partnered with a Frenchman and living in Rome, Italy.

[cathe]

great blog, cmlp. Very interesting and funny. I love hearing about life in other countries.

[RomanGoddess]

Hey, Cathe, I just checked out your nutrition blog and all I can say is, what a fantastic repository of information! I added it to the list of my favourite links on my blog.

[cathe]

Thanks Cmlp

[bechappywillow]

Originally Posted by gemini2

at http://motherborn.blogspot.com

Comments welcome. I've only recently started, so my writing might be a little poor, but it will get better as I continue.

Maria

I just started my blog and would love some feedback!
Yours looks Great!
www.mybarefoot.blogspot.com

[blizzard_babe]

Mine is mostly just a journal. I don't post much in the way of fiction or poetry because my blog's intent is to keep friends and family updated on my life up in bush Alaska.

Middle of Somewhere

Not a mama yet, so I boast no cute kiddo pics.

[mimtessa]

http://mimtessa.blogspot.com - Mostly about my relationship with mom, it has really helped me just to write it.

[slvsquared]

Mine is www.fromdiaperstodeadlines.com I just started it, and plan for it to be about WAH with a wee one, legit WAH ops, and freelance writing as a legitimate income source. LMK what you think! I'm really excited about it.

[OrganicallyGrown]

i just started one too. My blog is about our life and unschooling journey here on the outer coast of Baranof Island, Southeast Alaska.

I have taken a look at some of the other blogs mentioned in pp's and I love them!

cheers,
jenn

[MujerMamaMismo]

I've been having a good time with my new blog - PLUMP

Mostly it's just another lesbian mama-to-be blog - but when I'm not so TTC crazy, I'm planning to incorporate a bit more of a social/environmental justice aspect too. Feedback welcome

[mama in the forest]

So many amazing blogs!!! I don't know how I'm going to read them all!

Mine is http://greenleesforest.blogspot.com/

[serenetabbie]

I love reading everyone's blogs! These threads are so great, having them all together so I can blogsurf as I drink my morning coffee

Mine is in my sig ("me"), but it is just the run of the mill, normal self centered blog. I am trying out wordpress, but am apparently so used to Xanga the switch is really hard... anyhow there is a link to that one if there is any interest

[Groovy Mom]

I've had mine for a while -- love checking out everyone's blogs!!

[snowbunny]

I've got this new blog going: Everyday Lactivist and I'm looking for team members to blog with me if anyone's interested.

[MommaGreenBean]

Clicking on yours and will visit I love checking out MDC bloggers!

[bluegreenturtle]

Just opened a new blog as a spin off on the magazine I run...the blog features 8 mother-writers blogging about their lives as well as updates and calls for submissions. Check it out

[cathe]

bluegreenturtle - that blog is great.

[jenjam]

Checked out your blog and site, bluegreenturtle. Love it!

I author a breastfeeding blog where I take a look at the history of infant feeding in America as well as breastfeeding for black women.

[bluegreenturtle]

Great Blogs!

Thanks cathe and jenjam for taking a look at the blog...I am so glad you found it to your liking.

I also checked out both your blogs and clmp's 'First Paris then Rome' and they are awesome. There are few things more appealing clmp than reading the adventures of a mama in foreign lands...and your writing is very good.

cathe, I am glad to see blog dedicated to food politics in this way...your pieces on plastic were especially interesting, it is a topic I have been really focused on lately and I am glad to see it covered.

jenjam, I am super impressed that you have combined history and breastfeeding in this way on your blog. I am a Women's Studies major in addition to MotherVerse and I have focused my degree on women's narrative with a historical perspective. What you have done here is the type of project I am always looking to check out...

I am going to take some time to read your blog today and I will add it and clmp's and cathe's blog link to the MotherVerse blogroll.

Good luck!