Being a nominee for the homeschool blog awards has widened my bloggy horizons. (Nah, I didn’t win but I’m still going to wear my tiara.) I’ve been introduced to all kinds of great blogs that I didn’t even know were out there. So, I decided to share my favorite reads, homeschool and non-homeschool, in the hopes that you’ll find something new and exciting cuz it’s always fun to meet new people, right?
TC over at Fish In My Hair is a total crack up! If you want a good laugh go visit her but make sure you’ve already gone to the bathroom first!
Emily at The Learning Never Stops puts on no airs. I just can’t stand those blogs that are all preachy and perfect. C’mon, let’s have some reality here! But, Emily is the most REAL person I know. She’s honest about life and hits a huge range of topics that just make you think. Plus, she’s pretty funny too!
Amy at Chitlins and Camembert is a southern girl married to a French man, living in the French countryside. Ahh….I can only dream! We have some different political and social views but I absolutely love reading her blog and learning what it’s like to transplant yourself into a different country. She’s a witty writer and I check her blog daily.
Boomama is another addiction of mine! She just cracks me up with all her southern charm. She’s got a heart of gold and half the time she’s just talking about fried chicken, relatives and pre-schoolers but she does it in a totally entertaining way!
So go read some good stuff and let me know what you think!
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Found your blog after reading your comment on Chitlins and Camembert. I read her's all the time too. She and I are old family friends. I agree that she is hilarious! I look forward to reading your blog as well.
Neat how so many of us scattered to the wind can still connect. I am a Southern mom of three living in a foreign land (Lancaster County, PA) with a husband who travels ALOT. I can totally identify with your frame of mind!
I'm going to have to check these out...even though I don't homeschool!
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