Looking for some new faces around the ole blogger neighborhood



Recently I realized I do have a lot of great blogs I follow like:
English Tea Paperie
Sarah at A Beach Cottage
The Nester
Rage Against the Mini Van
MckMamma
Candy and Ladybugs
The LPM Blog
Family Fountain
Well, I've really enjoyed these blogs and many more, I am looking to find more especially blogs that are different than mine. I do love blogs about relationships with Jesus, blogs about home decorating and blogs about families. I want more than what I know though. This morning I found a blog where a woman journaled through her experience with breast cancer. I also found blogs with people dealing with diabetes and lupus. There are also blogs about fashion and blogs about cats, cars and surviving through the death of a spouse. These are all great blogs and I am on the look out for some diversity in my blog surfing.
One way to do that is what I found on Lynnette Kraft's blog, a featured blogger every week. I'm seriously liking it because this infuses some fresh faces into my week. Hop on over if you like and check out featured bloggers. Also put yourself in the running for a cool purse giveaway. I did (and I swear that isn't why I posted this not that that would be a bad reason 'cause purses are awesome especially since mine recently got a good coating of baby puke in it.) :)

Comments

Warren Baldwin said…
Thanks for listing my blog as among those you like! I'm honored!

And thanks for your good comments on my Family Fountain post about debt slavery. I will send an email to answer part of it as best I can. Helping others in a financial difficulty can be a very sensitive issue, and you and your husband are showing great wisdom to tread with care.

You might see if the Financial Peace website has anything about it, or even write them.

Incidentally, I have another blog called Bible Fountain where I post more Bible-study type articles. The current article is on the mocking spirit. You can link there from Family Fountain.

Thanks. wb
March 05, 2010 7:48 AM
Melissa said…
It is amazing how we get in a little blog community. I'm constantly coming upon blogs I've read in the past, by new blogs I've "discovered."
March 09, 2010 8:05 PM
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