Here are the blogs I promised in a previous post. I have them divided into categories to make the browsing and reading a little easier... It's unlikely you care about the topics I use, but I'll list them anyway... **ps… if I’m not reading your blog it’s probably because I don’t know about it! Leave the link in the comments below!
Christianity - where I store the blogs for Priscilla Shirer, Beth Moore, Joel Rosenberg, and John Piper along with other Christians I enjoy reading from and about
Friends - I have about 20 personal friends who update their blogs anywhere from daily, weekly, to... well I even have a friend who created a blog and has yet to write a single entry. You know who you are... and you're a talented writer, so get to it girl!
AshleyMalone :: current projects
AshleyMalone :: design inspiration
AshleyMalone :: photo o/t moment
Charity, Family, Friends & Life
Veritas et Libertas (de oppresso liber)
Hobbies - this is a list of two blogs: knoxify is an interesting blog about Knoxville... digital photography school is the primary place i go to learn about my craft - it's a phenomenal site with great articles and outstanding forum contributors
Home/DIY – this is the longest list, by far. I subscribe to tons of before and after blogs, diy stuff, and personal blogs written by women who do lots of projects around their homes. It’s a source of tons of inspiration.
The Common Cents Home- Simple and Inexpensive Tips for the home
Home/Fancy – this section of my blogs is reserved for actual professionals. From color stylists to those who focus specifically on clothing or nurseries, this is the place I go to see what the pros are doing.
k.f.d. designs, atlanta georgia
Interesting People – I have found lots of people online who are prolific writers and document their families, international adoptions, food (hello, Pioneer Woman!), and some who are just sarcastic about life and make me laugh
Good Food, Good Friends, Good Life
The Pioneer Woman - Full RSS Feed
Math & Teaching – this is a totally different section where I observe the writings of approximately 20 teachers, mostly fellow math teachers, to learn about their classrooms, teaching theories, struggles, successes, and general classroom hilarity. I’ve learned so much through these other teachers and their willingness to share the good, bad, and ugly of our profession.
Algebra Funsheets: Creative, fun algebra worksheets
2 comments:
wow!
Check out this one...I'm addicted and am currently renovating my bathroom including her framed mirrors. And I really want to do the book wreath!
http://showandtell-sausha.blogspot.com/
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