I have really enjoyed reading blogs by people entering the contest and I need to get more organized. I think I’ll put them all in Google Reader together to keep track. I know I am missing some, so please put your blog on this post so I can add it. Should I ever get really organized, I’ll put the RSS feeds on the blog later in case anyone else wants to follow our blogs.
Here are the blogs I have found (pasted from previous posts), though I think I have found others not on this list. That is why I need to get organized.
- Jenny and her great recipes (and a kefir grain exchange).
- • Erika’s personal blog describing her ministry work and also providing updates on the health of her baby Asher (who has experienced a lot of miracles already it seems).
• Peggy, aka “Islander” with an alternative health message board.
• Barb with a site with her photography (and she made the pendant I’m wearing in the blog banner picture).
• Jen’s blog about parenting-related issues.
• Leslie’s ebooks on Solar Cooking and Cooking with Retained Heat.
• Gisele’s Etsy store where she will have handmade felt items.
• Sharon writes a lifestyle blog for Christian women.
• Melissa is a postpartum doula in Fresno right in my neck of the woods.
• Stephanie has a new food-related lifestyle blog with a great-looking recipe for nettle chai tea that I must try.
• Helwa sells organic vanilla beans and handmade body care products.
• Grains of Hope writes a lifestyle blog.
• Beulah writes a frugality blog Savings Makes Cents which we probably all need right now.
• Justine writes a lifestyle blog and lives on a boat. (How cool is that?)
• Megan writes the “Happy Hippies” blog. - Traditional lifestyle blog Under the Maple Canopy.
- One Bite at a Time written by hippy chef lactivist Kay.
- Cooking Traditional Foods message board and Kerry Ann’s famous menu mailer
- Stephanie from Keeper of the Home who is expecting a baby in four short weeks. Good luck Stephanie!
- Lindsay from Passionate Homemaking who just wrote a review of the Nutrimill grain mill (I’m grain-free right now so I think I notice these sorts of posts even more).
- Kimi and her timely Pennywise Platter blog carnival at the Nourishing Gourmet.
- Katherine at postpartum progress with a list of resources for postpartum depression on her blog.
What’s your blog? Post a link in the comments so we can find you.
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I don’t have a blog but really appreciate this list! it will be fun to look through!
Just commented yesterday! But thanks again for all the good stuff!
Thank you so much for the inclusion! I’m hoping to add some more recipes soon.
I look forward to the recipes!
Other bloggers should put their blogs in the comments here.
I am on the first leg of my trip to Seattle for the Raw Milk Symposium. I stay over in Fresno tonight and fly out with the roosters in the morning.
Hi – I added you to facebook, on Twitter and twitted your give away. Read about you at Peaceful Acres blog.
I was just assuming I was on here somewhere…but in case I’m not
http://peacefulacres.wordpress.com
Hi Amanda Rose–this is my first time on your blog! I read about your presentation at the Raw Milk Symposium on The Complete Patient. Good for you for doing such a good job of representing our viewpoint. I am heartened that many of the attendees got to meet you and gain more understanding.
It is amazing how they think we are a bunch of nutcases!!
Tsk, tsk. Hopefully that will change. I am happy to post my blog here, I blog about raw milk, real food and natural remedies. Please come post on my Depression article from this past Tuesday!! You can submit links because it is a blog carnival.
Keep on blogging!
Just found your blog and trying to figure out how/when to purchase the book.
I also have a blog with recipes, nourishing food talk and mothering/homemaking thoughts.
http://www.nourishingdays.com
This will definitely be a fun list to go through. I guess Summer break won’t be as plain as I thought!
My Blog:
It’s mostly my writing blog, but occasionally I’ll write something else.
http://zhengmichelle.blogspot.com/
Super! Thanks!