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Women Political Bloggers: Are You On The List? If not…go here to have your political blog added.
I am pleased to announce that our list of women blogging on politics, has today reached over 300. When I started the list only a few weeks ago I had 100 blogs, and now thanks to so much participation by other women bloggers, we now have 316 women political bloggers on the list.
I would like to take this time to thank some of the many bloggers who have helped grow and promote The Political Voices of Women. Now, in no particular order…
Robin Gerber did a guest post here.
Sue from Nailing Jello to the Wall has done two guest posts…here and here.
Olivia Morgan from Women For Obama did a guest post here.
Sarah at One Mom’s View did a guest post here.
and our most recent guest post is by Julie at Moms Speak Up, and that post is here. Julie also promoted the site here. Thanks Julie.
Thank you to all of these wonderful women blogging on politics.
Thanks to all of these women (and the one man “opit“), for helping to make The Political Voices of Women the “go to” place for women bloggers, and people who want to know what they’re thinking.
I’m sure that I’ve missed many (and for that I’m sorry), so if you have done a post or added me to your blogroll please leave me a link in comments…And the next time I do a thank-you post, I will be sure to include you.
*I hope you will also consider joining our Political Voices of Women Community.
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Sunday Surfing of NaBloPoMo Blogs is a random look at some of the blogs on the NaBloPoMo Blogroll. Enjoy.
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Visit NaBloPoMoHere are twelve random blogs from the NaBloPoMo Blogroll…ENJOY.
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Since I’m participating in NaBloPoMo, and I’ll be doing a post on this blog every day all month…I thought I would dedicate Sundays of this month to surfing some of the blogs on the NaBloPoMo Blogroll.
Abnormally Normal — An eclectic blog with a little bit of humor, a little bit of reality and a little bit of life.
Housewife Chronicles — I’m a modern day woman that finds the term “Housewife” too delicious for words.
I Write Before I Think — Don’t Say I Didn’t Warn You.
Inspired Hippie — Internet peruser extraordinaire. Tapping into inner child to rediscover creative self. May get tired along the way and stop for a nap.
It’s All In My Head — The semi-private thoughts, rants, ramblings and musings of a grad school scientist.
Just Another Day In Paradise — I’m not this cynical in real life…
Living In A Cardboard Box — Or, Why do I want a Career in Art?
Living The Dream — Some days are diamond, some days are stone.
Mad Goat Lady — And getting madder by the day!
Moving Right Along — talking too much, laughing too loud, snacking all the way
Naturally Optimistic — a few ramblings from the mind of an optimist
One Step Forward — Improving your writing one step at a time.
Vlog of a Faux Journalist: Life = Work in Multimedia
This is just a random look at some of the many wonderful blogs at the NaBloPoMo Blogroll…if you haven’t already, you should go over and check it out.
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A List Of 100 200 Women Blogging On Politics — by Catherine Morgan
Answering the question…Where are all the women political bloggers? I decided to take some time today and surf the Internet for as many women blogging on politics that I could find. The refreshing thing about women political bloggers is their diversity. Now, in no particular order, here are over 100 women political bloggers and blogs.
UPDATE: We now have over 200 women bloggers on this list. Thanks to everyone sending me links, keep them coming.
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Choosing Happiness — by Catherine Morgan
Are you making significant life decisions from a place of fear or anger? Most of us do. When we make choices and respond to people and situations in our life, in reaction to fearful and angry emotions, we are choosing unhappiness. From the little responses and decisions in our life, right up to the big ones.
So, who cares? Why does this even matter? I genuinely believe we all want peace in our lives. Peace on earth would be great too. The saying; “Be the change you want to see in the world”, suggests that by making positive changes in our own lives, we contribute to a wave that can flow from us, to our family, to our communities, and to the world. It is such a sweet thought. Even if you don’t believe that minor changes you make in your own life can make a difference in the world, there is no doubt that the way we feel emotionally greatly affects our overall personal happiness. How are you feeling about; love, life, family, your job?
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My name is Catherine Morgan, and I'm a writer, nurse, and mother. Above are links to my blogs, that also list many of the posts and articles that I've written for them.
I am now also at the Care2 Election Blog, and THE POLITICAL VOICES OF WOMEN.
