Ever wonder what it would be like to be a mom in paradise? Sarah shares beautiful words and pictures about her life in Maui with two kids and a dog named Duke. Reading her blog is like taking a vacation.
arianna's blog is a hidden gem. I love how she met her husband in karate class, love that he makes cinnamon rolls for their two daughters every Saturday morning, and love her practical, no-nonsense approach to life's bottom line truths. Multi-racial, devout Roman Catholic, and former high school science teacher, it's past time to add Caffeinated Catholic Mama to your Reader!
A beautifully written blog, Dandelion Mama is Tracy's journey through motherhood, divorce, and single parenting her brilliant (and challenging) three kids. We love her blog as a reminder that it's never too late to re-invent yourself while holding what's most important close.
Mother and artist Alicia keeps us full of sweet photos and painting inspiration with her blog The Mayfly. Her murals are beautiful, make sure to check them out.
Kalli's a mom of two boys--one toddler wonder and the other whose name is...Fatty. We love her down to earth, self-deprecating attitude and great blog design. Check her out!
Stephanie Smirnov from PR Mama bids 2009 a fond farewell by sharing her affection for zombies, The Bloggess and her Droid.
We love Sarah Jane!Since that time she's grown from creating prints to stationary, and now even designs textiles! You can keep up with her and her adorable kiddos on her blog, Sarah Jane Studios.
Talented designer Anna Maria Horner shares her beautiful life with six kids and a husband in Tennessee. Her work includes fabric, needlepoint, patterns, crafting, sewing, and even housewares. Nothing sparks your creative inspiration like a visit to Anna's blog!
A totally captivating blog written by Andrea Merriman, whose life was turned upside down the day government agents showed up at her door with news: her husband of 20 years was at the center of a Ponzi scheme. Suddenly a single mother of four children, Andrea was left to pick up the pieces. She's done it with grace. Start at the beginning and set aside a few hours; like a good book you won't be able to put this blog down.
