Interesting Blogs...

I decided to go from blog to blog through links this evening and see where I ended up.

It was an interesting trip...

It all started with this story on CMR, after which I read the comment by Melissa at "Melissa's Ramblings". Melissa is an Urban Homesteader in Kansas. I don't know many urban homesteaders, so I read some more of her entries, and then looked at who she links to, and found
These Folks who are working at being as self-sufficient as possible on one acre, in Ohio. And with no Cable TV, my kind of people. From there I went on to read another sustainability blog, from Ohio, at DivaHick. This urban farming thing is really quite a movement. Diva Hick had this awesome blog in her picks:
Pioneer Woman and this one is going into my favorites. It will be a nice place to visit each day with my morning coffee.

I love visiting the blogoshpere. It is a wonderful way to travel and you meet the most fascinating people. I think I am going to try going on a different journey every month.

A Real Mommy...

Anyone can become a mother, but to be someone's Mommy, you have to give them everything, starting with life.
This young lady could have just become a mother, and she could have made the decision to end her motherhood, with the tragic news of little Faith's condition. Instead, she chose to become a Mommy and love her little girl for all the time they had, and into the next life.

Read Her Story Here...and keep her in your prayers. She is one Grace-filled woman.

H/T to CMR

May is Mary's Month!

H/T to Amy Wellborn and co.

Obama Man Can...

Hilarious Lego Blog

I saw this on Mommy Life and went to the blog, and it was everything that Barbara described.
This guy is very clever. Only about a month left though so I guess we'd better enjoy it.
A Lego A Day is the place to see all the great creations.

Here are few examples to tickle your funny bone:

“Hi, Ben Rutlidge, Outer Rim News. Tell me…Ewoks: cuddly comrade, or furious furry foe?”

At the LEGO hatchery.

Henry was embarrassed this incident with the olive had brought both the police and the rescue squad.