She blogs about life in Memphis with her husband and their 2 chihuahuas. Plus, some interesting posts about her dealings with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis since the age of 3.
It's a public journal...
]]>There is a lot of impact in his words about the war, government, and all that he's seen and done as a soldier for the United States of America.
Hold onto your hat... it's raw and it's real. A great read.
In his own words:
"If you take offense to what you read here, then you're probably too soft skinned to understand anything concerning armed conflict, the military, or anything that doesn't involve puppy dogs and rainbows."
She writes:
"Join me in my journey to carve out a life of meaning in the American suburbs -- enjoying plenty of food, wine, organic gardening, critters and crazy projects in my own little corner of heaven."]]>
His blog contains mostly photographs, along with a few words to describe the who, what when, where and why. It's a remarkable tribute to East Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains.
From Alex:
"I try to keep the blog up-beat and focus on the great things folks miss if they just stay on the interstates. I currently have several dozen postings and hundreds of photographs on the site."
By the way, he says you are free to use the photographs as long as attribution is made to Alex Garrison. Sweet!
]]>She writes:
"For the past five years I have written to the women of death row. I am a small town newspaper reporter and freelance writer. Im a mom of 6 and wife of 10 years. I am writing a book about the women of death row and and the truth about women in prison."
It looks like this project has been in the works for a number of years.
I have to say, many of the stories are quite interesting... if not bone-chilling. It's very raw. And very real. Her book should be a good one.
]]>It's hard to type with paws, so Pepper and Petey have their humans doing the blogging for them.
About the humans: goofy-gal, I have a husband, five cats and two dogs, and one worn out vacuum cleaner, I work as a geriatric clinical social worker.]]>
Lots of great tips here and fun things worth considering.
]]>Be it trees, shrubs, flowers, herbs, gardens, you name it, he's got it covered on this blog. His most popular topics include:
And check out Dave's ever-growing list of "things to do" in the margin of each page. When he crosses an item off the list, he posts a blog entry about it -- including full details of how he completed the project. FUN!
In his own words:
This is a blog where I am documenting my opinions and adventures in Tennessee home gardening! We bought our house in February of 2007 and are slowly bringing the landscape to life. We are in the Middle Tennessee region of the state, south of Nashville in a zone 6b-7 area.
This one's a pure joy to read... and learn from!
]]>Basically, his blog simply contains a brief overview of many of the key places in and around Spring Hill, but when he takes the time to write more details that local residents can learn from and appreciate -- it's even better.
It's interesting to see how things have changed through the years.
]]>For example, GEO-Jobe was recently mentioned in the Tennessean for their Tornado
coverage.
Ulika is a competition BBQ team specializing in pork shoulder, ribs, chicken and beef brisket. They use a custom-designed smoker when competing in various barbecue circuits.
In their own words:
"This is a place where team Ulika will post all things food. From bbq recipes and techniques, to food cooked at the Ulika headquarters and even some other eateries of interest."
...A blog so good you want to eat it!
She talks about everything from guilty pleasures... to birthdays... to free things... and fun things... and all sorts of chaos in between.
It's fun. Really. Feel free to pull up a chair at her kitchen table.
]]>Her blog is filled with fun stories about life and love... and other things.
Yeah, it's a mom blog, and a whole lot more.
]]>So grab a cup of coffee. Take a deep breath. And jump on in to Robin's world.
She writes:
"I'm married to my college sweetheart, I've got two teenagers and my baby will be there way too soon, I'm a JesusFreak who sometimes talks about it but mostly tries to live it, and we've got a dog and cat (invited) and a sometimes raccoon (uninvited)."
By the way, a pensieve is a stone basin introduced in the Harry Potter series
She writes:
"This blog was my escape from all things about baby.. and it was a place to write about me! Okay so, not everything is about me. I share my experiences with cooking, baking, and the occasional dirty diaper (but not often). I'm a little obsessed with cupcakes."
And yeah, mommy has tattoos.
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