Blog Carnival 18
by Sherry Heyl
Georgia on My Mind has done an impressive job of keeping up with the growing number of bloggers in GA. Every other week she hosts a Blog Carnival. What a wonderful public service that has gone into connecting our community!!
When she asked if someone else wanted to host the carnival I saw it as an opportunity to show our readers how much the GA blogosphere is growing and how much they have to say. The next carnival will be hosted at the GA On My Mind site in 2 weeks.
Please support these fine Georgia bloggers by letting them know you have visited them with a comment. Your continued support with your links and shout-outs at your site helps to alert others to what we Georgia bloggers have to offer.
To have your blog included in the next Carnival please send the permalink to gamind@mail.com or the very convenient submission form!
Remembering Sept 11
It has been 6 years, and the date still strikes our hearts in many various different ways. Jason Pye reflects on how 9/11 impacts him each year.
Arts and Entertainment
Our history teacher who is the usual host of the Blog Carnival captures my heart in explaining how to get over writer's block, but more importantly how to find inspiration and connect a story.
Savannah brings many delights. It is one of my favorite cities. The next time I get to visit Savannah I will be sure to stop by V&J Duncan thanks to this endorsement from the perceptive traveller.
Need a good book? Check out Genesis of Shannara.At the Decatur Book Festival, the author, Terry Brooks, made an impact on the author of Grasping for the Wind who who not only captured some notes, but also the spirit of the event.
Shelbinator was not too impressed by the Piedmont green concert and believes that Dave Matthews can do more than play a few songs for the environment .
Georgia has so much history and art that captures that history. Foothills & Highlands shows the transformation of a peaceful meadow to a battlefield and a beautifully inspired painting.
And there is the peer to peer connection regarding the connection of Lord of the Rings and Dungeons and Dragons over at Grasping for the Wind. I wish I could relate, but no one has allowed me into a game of D&D :P
Education
How much more should schools take on? Parents have their ideas. Teachers are in the trenches and students want their say. Best Practices in Education explores the conflict.
There is so much we can add to our classrooms when more people participate as we see from Wint Barton on the blog Alone on a Limb.
Spirituality
Got Bible relates a moving poem about a feature we see every day - our hands.
Business
Red Clay Commerce responds to the grace of God during bankruptcy.
Everything Finance offers advice on how to save money on your homeowners insurance and offers a few light bulb ideas about lighting.
Technology
Video is everywhere. Yeah, we all know about YouTube, but do you know about TeacherTube? Bloggy Vision tells you about 13 video sites.
However if online video is not an option for you, the Satellite TV Guru has some thoughts on moving from dial up to Hughesnet.
Although there is an extensive list of blogs on the GA On My Mind blog roll, here are a few more GA Bloggers you may not know yet!
Absolute Randomness
Paul Johnson, Looking For Trouble
Peach Seedz
Clutch Magazine
Grounded in Reality
Bernaisesource
Blissful Glutton
brandsizzle
Diva Marketing Blog
First Light
Introspection
Marketing Through the Clutter
Public Journalism Network
She's a Betty
Spunlogic
SuccessCREEations
Where Do We Go From Here
Barkan Dawg
Michael Mackenzie
Divine Wisdom at Work
Angry Elephants Unite
continuous partial attention
Here is the list of bloggers that have been included on the GA On My Mind:
A Day in the Life
A la Gauche
A Typical Joe
A Voce
A Word From the Right
About Atlanta, GA
Aging Hipster
Alone on a Limb
Amo
Amy's Random Thoughts
Andy2000.org/AndishehNouraee
Another History Blog
Antidisingenuousmentarianism
Art on My Sleeve
Article of Faith
As We Wait for Lily Kate
Athens Banner Herald
Athens TV
Athensworld.com
Atlanta Foodies
Atlanta Hawks Blog
Atlanta Malcontent
Atlanta Marketing Center
Atlanta Public Affairs
Audacity
Augusta Observer
Baby Boomer Insights
Baby Cheapskate
Banter in Atlanter
Basic Accounting Blog
Being Amber Rhea
Best Practices in Education
Between Laughter and a Tear
Between the Hedges
Beyond the Crossroads
Big Bonton
Bird In Hand
Blog Antagonist
Blog for Democracy
Blog Savannah
BlogAtlanta
Bloggy Vision
BlogNetNews-Georgia
Blue Bird Blogs
Blue Heart of Dixie
Blue In Redsville
Brick Cheney
Bumps in the Road
Buzz Blog
Cable and Tweed
Cadillac Tight
Casa de Nick
Celebspin.com
Chamblee54
Chicken Fat
Chief Prognosticator
Classic Ground
Clickfire Webmaster Blog
Cobbloviate
Cocktails With Kevin
Colors of Ink
Confessions of a Political Junkie
Considerettes
Cozy Reader
Cracker Squire
Creative Loafing/Fresh Loaf
Cup O' Joe
Curator's Corner--Georgia Museum of Art
C's Life
Daddy's Roses
Daily Gris
daveaakins.com
Do You Have Issues?
Dogwood Forest
Dogwood Girl
Dora-Blog
Down Syndrome Legal and Political Issues
Drifting Through the Grift
Eat It All
Edublog Insights
Educated and Poor
Facing the Sharks
Flagpole
Foothills and Highlands
Georgia Birding
Georgia Business and Family Law Blog
Georgia Gazette
Georgia Law Blog
Georgia Legislative Watch
Georgia Life
Georgia Life and Style
Georgia On My Mind
Georgia Peach Slices
Georgia Photos
Georgia Podcast Network
Georgia Politics Unfiltered
Georgia Porkbusters
Georgia Votes Edwards
Georgia Women Vote
Georgia's Daily Digest
Get Schooled/AJC
Get the Picture
Going Through the Motions
Gone Like the Wind
Good Will Hinton
Got Bible?
GPB Cover to Cover
GPB Midday Music Blog
GPB News Blog
Grasping for the Wind
Historical Books
History Is Elementary
Huffenglish.com
I Saw It on Ponce
I Will Take It Lord, All You Have to Give
Idle Minutes
In High Cotton
Inside the Oversexed Mind of Gloria Brame
Irenic Thoughts
I'm Not Hannah
JasonPye.com
JimStroud.com
Joeventures
Liberal Lucidity
Life As I See It
Life At Number 17
Life of a Resident Alien
Lulupallooza
Madness Madness I Say
Mama Miga
Marketing Through the Clutter
Masterworks Studio
Metro Political Report
Mitch Skandalakis
Momnesia
Monotonous
Moonshine, A Journal of the Arts
Mr. Dorsey's Georgia History Blog
My Beautifull Chaos
My Urban Report
Nature Is My Eden
Nature's Harmony Farm
New Century Politics
No Credit Needed
Oconee Politics
Of Eagles and Dawgs
Oh, the Joys
Our Cheating Ways
Peach Pulpit
Peach Pundit
Peaches and Purls
Peachtree Screed
Political Insider/AJC
Political Vine
Poop and Pie
Pothole on the Infobahn
Principal's Office
Provocative Church
Questing Parson
Radical Georgia Moderate
Red and Black
Red Clay Commerce
Red Georgia Clay
Redstate
Remain Relevant in Changing Times
RMS Wolves Science Blog
Robinart
Ruthlace
Safe As Houses
Salterblog.com
Satellite TV Guru
Savannah Red
Shadowscope
Shelbinator
Sleepless Juggler
Slice of Cornbread
Snooze Button Dreams
So...What's Next?!?
South Fulton Blog
South Georgia Liberal
South of the Gnat Line
Southern Plein Air Painters
Southern Somedays
Stephen's Untold Stories
Susie Pie
Sweet Georgia Blue
Tail Over Tea Kettle
The Avery Lane Experience
The Beef Jerky Blog
The Death of Social Skills
The Dustin Inman Society
The Exercise of Vital Powers
The Get Busy Anthology
The Girl Next Door
The Itenerant's Itinerary
The Logues
The M Theory
The Ohoopee Letter News
The Other Athens
The South Magazine
The Southern Soapbox
The Spacey Gracey Review
The Sunday Paper
Three Sticks
Tondee's Tavern
Tra La La
Traveling History
ValkingBlog
Valtool's Box
What a Concept!
What Now?
Yanked
Yellow Rose's Garden
Thanks!
Posted by: AmyMorton | September 14, 2007 at 07:32 PM
Thanks for hosting and including my article.
- http://www.everythingfinanceblog.com/
Posted by: Everything Finance | September 14, 2007 at 08:25 PM
Thanks for hosting and including my article.
- http://www.everythingfinanceblog.com/
Posted by: Everything Finance | September 14, 2007 at 08:26 PM
A BIG Thanks! It was a very pleasant surprise to find my blog listed on your site! I'll be sure to join in the fun next time!
Posted by: Cindy English | September 14, 2007 at 10:01 PM
Thanks very much for hosting and including my Savannah post, even though -- full disclosure -- I'm based in Texas. :) Still, Georgia was on my mind....
Posted by: Sheila at Perceptive Travel | September 14, 2007 at 10:08 PM
Wow, Sherry! You did a fantastic job hosting. I sincerely appreciate it.
Posted by: elementaryhistoryteacher | September 14, 2007 at 11:11 PM
Wow Sherry! What a list. You really do your homework. I look forward to the day when I can go out on a boat, with wi-fi of course, and leisurely look through every one of these. Maybe next decade!
Posted by: SpaceyG | September 15, 2007 at 09:34 AM
Thank you so much for including my blog Foothills & Highlands (http://beej.blogspot.com) in the Georgia carnival! I love painting this wonderful N Georgia country. I hope that everyone can, at least once in their lifetime, visit our beautiful state.
Posted by: BJ Wright | September 15, 2007 at 08:23 PM
Sorry, that should be http://beejw.blogspot.com. Thanks again. bj
Posted by: BJ Wright | September 15, 2007 at 08:24 PM
Thanks Sherry! Looking forward to SoCon 08!
Posted by: Sandi Solow | September 25, 2007 at 11:28 PM
Sheryl:
Very nice list of Georgia Blogs. I have four more for your possible future consideration:
Georgia Family Law Blog
http://sworrall.typepad.com/georgia_family_law/
Georgia Adoption Law Blog
http://sworrall.typepad.com/georgia_adoption_law_blog/
Georgia Wills and Probate Law Blog
http://www.georgiawillslaw.com/
Tablet PC Lawyer Blog
http://tabletpclawyer.com/
Thanks!
Posted by: Steve Worrall | October 17, 2007 at 02:19 PM
thanks for the info
Posted by: basic accounting concepts | December 05, 2007 at 03:13 PM