Animals
South of the Gnat Line explores the everyday life of a Georgia native on her farm. The gnat part of her title caught my eye as they are the bane of my existence during soccer season.
Another History Blog , I really enjoyed his post on Presidential Religions, he has lots of other great post so be sure to give him a visit. You can even learn the history of y'all.
Salon.com's post Seeing the Light of Science is well worth the read.
Also there is a new carnival, The Carnival of Georgia Bloggers, stop by to read the very first carnival. Check out Things To Do and See, and Georgia History in the side bar.
- Drop By For A Visit
I was inspired by Elementary History Teacher's state blog Georgia on My Mind, to create a blog about Mississippi. The result is Roll On Mississippi, feel free to drop by for a visit. ...
- Georgia On My Mind: Georgia Carnival 17
Georgia On My Mind: Georgia Carnival 17, I wonder if there are any Mississippi Carnivals? I'll have to put that on my to look into list. ...
- The Blount Report
James Henderson Blount died in 1903. Little did he know, when he first took up arms against the USA in 1861 to destroy the American Union, that his later political actions would serve as a rallying cry for future generations of American separatists. As...
- Spring 2007 Alasandra Blog Awards
One of the things I love about blog awards, is discovering new blogs, so I have decided to create my own blog awards, comprised of blogs I subscribe to or check often, these are not necessarily homeschooling blogs. Winners may place the Alasandra Butterfly...
- What To Do On A Rainy Day?
What do you do on a rainy day? Visit a carnival of course. In this case the 49th History Carnival at History is Elementary. ...
Animals
New Blog Discoveries
South of the Gnat Line explores the everyday life of a Georgia native on her farm. The gnat part of her title caught my eye as they are the bane of my existence during soccer season.
Another History Blog , I really enjoyed his post on Presidential Religions, he has lots of other great post so be sure to give him a visit. You can even learn the history of y'all.
Salon.com's post Seeing the Light of Science is well worth the read.
Also there is a new carnival, The Carnival of Georgia Bloggers, stop by to read the very first carnival. Check out Things To Do and See, and Georgia History in the side bar.
- Drop By For A Visit
I was inspired by Elementary History Teacher's state blog Georgia on My Mind, to create a blog about Mississippi. The result is Roll On Mississippi, feel free to drop by for a visit. ...
- Georgia On My Mind: Georgia Carnival 17
Georgia On My Mind: Georgia Carnival 17, I wonder if there are any Mississippi Carnivals? I'll have to put that on my to look into list. ...
- The Blount Report
James Henderson Blount died in 1903. Little did he know, when he first took up arms against the USA in 1861 to destroy the American Union, that his later political actions would serve as a rallying cry for future generations of American separatists. As...
- Spring 2007 Alasandra Blog Awards
One of the things I love about blog awards, is discovering new blogs, so I have decided to create my own blog awards, comprised of blogs I subscribe to or check often, these are not necessarily homeschooling blogs. Winners may place the Alasandra Butterfly...
- What To Do On A Rainy Day?
What do you do on a rainy day? Visit a carnival of course. In this case the 49th History Carnival at History is Elementary. ...