Favorite mom blogs?

[Anonymous]

I love dooce and Kelle Hampton, but wondering if anyone has any other recommendations?

[Anonymous]

I read WAY too many blogs.

for stuff to do in DC

http://aparentinsilverspring.com/

generic, really funny and poetic

http://jodifur.com/

http://dialmforminky.com/

Good for the special needs

http://www.stimeyland.com/

[Anonymous]

Ugh, I can't stand to read moms wax poetic about mommyhood. So boring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh, I can't stand to read moms wax poetic about mommyhood. So boring.

Ditto. I know I should just keep my mouth shut. I tried, but I couldn't resist once someone else said it first!

[Anonymous]

http://www.stirrup-queens.com/

http://www.shelikespurple.com/shelikespurple/

[Anonymous]

NOT AMALAH.

[Anonymous]

Definitely not Amalah, unless you want to hear how stressed she is that she lives in MoCo and has to shop all of the time. Whiny.

[Anonymous]

Not "Mom" Blogs but parenting
Wired: GeekDad
DaddyTypes

For "Mom" Blogs

Rowdy Kittens
Pancakes and French Fries
Simple Mom (can be preachy)
Simple Kids (same)
Two Chicks and a Hen
Modern Alternative Mama (preachy - slightly different way)

[Anonymous]

Definitely not Amalah, unless you want to hear how stressed she is that she lives in MoCo and has to shop all of the time. Whiny.

I used to read Amalah years ago, when we were both 25 or so. Back then, I thought her charming and flighty and fun and yeah, self-centered in the way 25 year olds are. But then as she got older and had kids? The immaturity wasn't so cute. The self-centeredness seemed sad. I had to stop reading.

I have to admit though that I haven't found any bloggers I really like so I'm loving these recs.

[Anonymous]

http://quiltish.blogspot.com/2011/06/baby-quilt-happiness.html

http://www.vintagegingerpeaches.com/

http://www.thatartistwoman.org/

http://quinceandquire.typepad.com/

I have some others saved on my other computer. I don't read them often, but always enjoy it when I do. They are mainly blogs that have a creative/artistic bend to them.

[Anonymous]

Pretty real take on working mom in her 30's plus a side of fashion advice.

http://highheelmom.blogspot.com/?spref=fb

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh, I can't stand to read moms wax poetic about mommyhood. So boring.

Ditto. I know I should just keep my mouth shut. I tried, but I couldn't resist once someone else said it first!

Me too.

[Anonymous]

mimi smartypants

[Anonymous]

www.butidohavealawdegree.com (local lawyer who now stays at home)

http://www.stimeyland.com/ (another local woman whose son has autism)

[Anonymous]

Butidohavealawdegree.com get old fast. She seems to have just two themes: "I'm not at work" and "I'm getting so famous!"