My participation in the blogging community has introduced me to some very interesting characters around the States and in some cases around the world.

Case in point Kumiko from BlogInterview. Some other people I’ve met are Chris Luby who writes LubyVision. He just returned from camping thankfully uninjured. I’m remembering that the last time I went camping in September of 2005 was the last time I injured myself like this.

Then there’s Echo whose blog Plus1 talks about her life as a single Mom and sole provider for her family. I’m always amazed by the strength single mothers have. I have several friends who are raising children by themselves and on days where I’m grumbling about my lot I remind myself how other women don’t have the luxury I do to stay at home with my son, and how if they can manage then I should suck it up and persevere. She also writes a blog called GirlyThings which runs the gambit of things which affect women from Barbies to breast cancer; at first I wasn’t sure I would be able to relate to anything on that blog because I’m not really a girly-girl, but there are so many useful topics for any woman, tom boy or princess. It’s well worth a read.
Then we have Doris Chua who is originally from Singapore writes about many natural health topics. (I need to get back into eating yoghurt!). I plan on checking out more of her things as my husband and I try to clean up our lifestyle to set better examples for the munchkin. She also writes her personal blog about travel and designing and Home Office Women where she writes about many pertinant topics to working from the home, something else I’ll be reading regularly.

Last but not least my client from the previous post. I’m looking forward to reading her musings on more spiritual topics and otherworldy strangeness. Always fascinating to delve into the unknown.

I think I need to RSS feed a lot of people. I need to have time to eat, as well as take care of the baby and do my own work.