- Random Jottings - taking a fresh look at life from San Francisco
- Homemakers Guide to the Galaxy - homeschooling while loving henna
- Fireflies, Frogs and Mosquitos - Oh My! - adventures with the Condie family (I like the title)
- Eco-savvy Kid - a 10 year old school kid who cares about our planet
- A Spot of Sun - writing by a mom of five
- Biking for Breast Cancer - two lads cycling from John O' Groats to Lands End - follow their adventure
- Vinderama - a personal tour of the Olympics
- Bitterroot and Bergamot - a log of pristine places
- B J Parady - Fiber art and other things of note from along the Mississippi River
- Adora's Blog - from a 10 year old writer in Redmond, WA
- Armadillo's Book Blog - book reviews and rants (mostly book reviews) from a homeschooling family
- Help! My Kids are Smarter than Me - I know the feeling - from a homeschooling mom of two
- Guy Steven Mountain Leader - photo rich commentary from a guy who hikes the mountains of Scotland and beyond
- Basado En Una Historia Irreal - I've no idea what it means (I just speak English) but the photos paint a thousand words - very nice photography!
- Planeto Postal - again I've no clue about the writing, but the photos are intriguing
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Blog Roundup #1
I've found so many great blogs in the last week that I just can't keep up with writing articles that touch on each topic so that I can showcase them. I have so many tabs open on Firefox that I'll likely have to reboot soon. It's time to have a clear-up and share what I've found. In the order I found them, here goes:
Labels:
adventure,
books,
earth,
great blogs,
homeschooling,
mountains,
nature,
olympics,
photos,
travel
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2 comments:
Alison, Thanks for coming over and for linking to me. I've been offline getting Klaus off to college and will be getting school going quickly here, but I'd be happy to write something about 2E and homeschooling for you. Do I have to keep it to 250 words? ;-)
Thanks for visiting. I hope Klaus gets settled right into college. We have that coming in a few years for my daughter.
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