Happy Friday! Today’s post is a smattering of places across Cyberspace you may find interesting, fun, inspirational, OR perhaps they won’t be your cup of tea. Regardless, have a great weekend!
The Whole Child Blog: This blog from ACSD is designed to “raise awareness about the need to ensure each child is healthy, safe, engaged, supported, and challenged.” I just came across it today and it inspired this post.
This post, “Finding Yourself,” from Elizabeth Kartchner on her blog Just Us. Music will start playing when you click on her blog . . . it’s some of my favorite tunes which always makes me happy to stop by and read.
Sprinkles from Stacy Julian are a highlight for me. I love sprinkles (long before I heard of Stacy Julian) and love even more the idea of adding them not just to my morning toast, but also to my day-to-day living.
Please share, share, share your current favorite places in Cyberspace in the comments section of this post.
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I can’t remember how I found my way to this blog but it’s wonderful. The author set out on a mission to create more happiness in her life by following the advice of happiness experts. I always leave with something to think about when I stop by here- http://www.happiness-project.com/
John Spencer is a middle school teacher somewhere in the southwest. He is real about the joys, frustrations and celebrations of what it means to be human while he tries his best to be a great teacher, parent and all around person. I suppose I like reading about people who are searching for something more, something better because I identify with those feelings.
http://jtspencer.blogspot.com/
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I love visiting http://annies-eats.com. I love cooking and she blows me away with her recipes and knowing that her husband and her are both doctors and she has a young son makes me wonder what her life is like (or at least her kitchen). While I have yet to make any of her recipes (I just can’t bring myself to use that much butter), I hope to make a few recipes soon (the deep dish pizza is calling my name).
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