Okay, it’s that time again where I give back. No, I’m not donating blood or ladling out soup at the shelter. You can go do that, though. Someone has to. Have fun. It’s time for my monthly day of free advertising for your crappy well-written blog! Here are the rules, mofos:
- Like me on Facebook
- Follow me on Twitter
- Comment below with your URL and what you write about
BUT WAIT!!! There’s one more cost of admission. There always is… Since we’re one day out of Thanksgiving you MUST start your comment with something you’re grateful for.
However, it can’t be anything boring like, family, friends, work, blog readers, God, or your velvet Elvis.
I will go first! Ahem… I am grateful for my dog sleeping right now between my legs. She is snoring as we speak which sounds awesome. She is also twitching on all four legs and in her throat and mouth, all of which I can feel. I’m not sure why this is so pleasurable, but dog and cat dream twitches gives me great happy fun times feeling. In fact if I see her twitching on her own, sleeping in a bed I actually become disappointed that I am not her bed feeling the twitch. I hear that babies do the same thing which may be reason enough to stop pulling out. Of course I’m pulling out of a mink coat in the closet – and I don’t think babies are made that way.
I’ve been saving a “pleasure myself with a mink coat” joke for over a year now. I suspect nobody will find it as funny as I do.
Tell me what you’re grateful for and what you write about. Find new readers! I hope everyone had a tolerable Thanksgiving, in-laws and all.
To end this post and start the festivities, in tradition please find the below photo of Wil Wheaton enjoyable.
photo credit: WilWheaton via photopin cc
AndreaChmelik says:
So #1 and #2 are DONE!
Here is what I am thankful for this year – I am thankful that pregnancy is a temporary state. This means that next Thanksgiving I will be able to eat something else than dry toast (that I end up throwing up later anyways). Which brings me to my blog – Cheers To The Second Time. It chronicles the ups and downs of my second pregnancy, with very little left to reader’s imagination. I will say that your mink joke might get a whole new dimension after reading this blog. Disclaimer – might lead humans to not have babies. http://cheerstothesecondtime.blogspot.com/
LaneyDodson says:
First, I am thankful for Western medicine, specifically sleep aids and synthetic insulin. Without both of these, I would not be around to leave this comment. On laneydodson.com I write about my life with type 1 diabetes, colorful experiences in the world of animal ophthalmology, and improving myself as a writer.
Bonus thanks to DJ for promotionfest!
LaneyDodson says:
First, I am thankful for Western medicine, specifically sleep aids and synthetic insulin. Without both of these, I would not be around to leave this comment. On http://www.laneydodson.com I write about my life with type 1 diabetes, colorful experiences in the world of animal ophthalmology, and improving myself as a writer.Bonus thanks to DJ for promotionfest!
LaneyDodson says:
First, I am thankful for Western medicine, specifically sleep aids and synthetic insulin. Without both of these, I would not be around to leave this comment. On http://laneydodson.com/ I write about my life with type 1 diabetes, colorful experiences in the world of animal ophthalmology, and improving myself as a writer.Bonus thanks to DJ for promotionfest!
dyslexicwhisper says:
I am grateful for the extra pounds I have put on this holiday season. Because when the Zombie Apocalypse finally goes down I will not have to stop to eat (ever again), risking life and limb. Unlike all of my dieting friends (they will be the first to go.) My blog is a random collection of poems, lists, and thoughts. Hope to see you there http://dyslexicwhisperer.wordpress.com/
Natalie the Singingfool says:
We go way back, Paris – already liked your page and follow you on Twitter. We’re like BFF in social networking terms.
I’m grateful that I didn’t have to work today, because I’ve spent all day on the couch recovering from food coma and hostessingitis. It’s an epidemic.
I am crazy. The blog is simply an extension of this. And it’s not really about cats. Mostly. http://thecatladysings.com
GK Adams says:
I am grateful for Tums right now. I have a turkey hangover that won’t quit! http://authorgkadamsdotcom1.wordpress.com/
RachRiot says:
I’m grateful that my dad makes a mean Old Fashioned (that’s a swanky cocktail) and that he hands me and my Current Legal Spouse a drink as soon as we walk in. I genuinely enjoy my family, mainly because we are always boozed up. This week’s blog is about other shit I’m grateful for as well.
http://www.rachriot.com
JCMogensen says:
I’m grateful for headphones. No one needs to know that I’m listening to Hall & Oates right now. http://jcmogensen.webs.com/apps/blog/
KristenDaukas says:
I liked your stuff a long time ago, so half my job is done.
I’m grateful that we made it thru another year and were able to spend it with family – led by my 84 year old granddad. Bring on the holidays! http://fourhensandarooster.com/ is my almost 10 year old little slice of web heaven. I pretty much write whatever I feel like writing about. Some is family stuff, crazy PTA moms are another piece and then whatever else escapes my filter.
CarpoolGoddess says:
I’m grateful that my kids are home for the holidays. I miss them like crazy when they’re away at college.
I write the parenting/lifestyle blog http://www.carpoolgoddess.com where I muse on kids, food, fashion and the empty nest.
CarpoolGoddess says:
I’m grateful that my kids are here for the holidays. I miss them like crazy when they’re away at college.
I write the parenting/lifestyle blog http://carpoolgoddess.com where I muse on kids, food, fashion and the empty nest.
Dyanne says:
1. and 2. Done 3. I am thankful that I made a Thanksgiving road trip with my parents (8 hours round trip) with no one pooping their pants.
I began my blog in March of this year when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. At first, I only meant it to keep my friends informed, so I wouldn’t have to explain everything over and over again. Now I find myself giddy with excitement when someone who doesn’t even know me finds it and reads it (and I nearly swoon when I receive comments). http://iwantbacksies.blogspot.com/ Don’t fear the cancer part. I’m an annoying Pollyanna, so my blog is not exactly sad or particularly touching.
Ericamos says:
I am grateful that I don’t have a sense of smell, since I’ve been told my boyfriend’s farts are hazardous. You can read more about this, and the other quirky aspects of my life at http://www.yeahimanerd.com
putehgurm says:
No 1 done, will not get on Twitter…
I dont live in the US and Thanksgiving isnt really an Asian thing. but in the spirit of globalisation, I am grateful that people seem to like me….. still.
I write about my life, of being an older woman trying to get to grips with dating and getting older. http://what-adrag-itis.blogspot.sg/
Mod Mom Beyond IndieDom says:
I’ve already liked you and followed you…and that sounds too much like stalking for my comfort level. I guess then, it’s a good thing you haven’t given us the opportunity to pin you. On to the gratefulness… I am grateful for little rubber ducks and big red pickup trucks and more cowbell. I’m also quite grateful for flat faced Chinese dogs and Tom Petty. That is all.
You can more of my crazed ramblings at: http://www.modmombeyondindiedom.blogspot.com
Mod Mom Beyond IndieDom says:
Find…you can FIND more…. I can write coherently, I swear I can…
KateHall says:
Mod Mom Beyond IndieDom it only took me three times re-reading your comment to find yor FIND error. How’s that for coherent?
KateHall says:
Mod Mom Beyond IndieDom Look. I can’t even spell your right.
dyslexicwhisper says:
Mod Mom Beyond IndieDom more cowbell LOL wish I had thought of that. Too Funny!!
AwkwardlyAlive says:
1. Done. 2. Check. 3. I’m grateful for the fact that I get to drink wine all day at my job. At a bookshop.
For more information on how I can embarrass myself on a daily basis, please check out:
http://awkwardlyaliveandpleasantlypeculiar.com
KateHall says:
I’m grateful that we’ve been with my extended family for the past seven days and have not had any arguments with any of them (only argued within our immediate family – me, my husband, and kids, in every direction possible). I’m also very thankful that I didn’t wait out in the cold last night to get into Target because I was able to go at 10 am today and still got every Black Friday item I wanted. Score!
I blog at the very funny (don’t listen to what D.J.says) http://www.canigetanotherbottleofwhine.com/. I just write whatever, but with humor.
padavis says:
I got the like on FB and followed on Twitter.
I’m thankful for new opportunities, family, and for the god-given insanity it requires to write more than one novel.
I blog about golf, Hawaii, and writing. Sometimes other things too.
http://padaarch.blogspot.com/
y311er says:
I am grateful for the craziness that is my life and family. Chasing after 5 boys can be exhausting, but never dull!! I wouldn’t change my life for the world.
I blog about books and food….my two most favorite things. Don’t make me choose between the two I would explode from the impossibility of it! Check out my blog @
ElizabethCastillo says:
I am thankful for having a wonderful family, friends and for letting God give me opportunities for me to share my talents and use my skills for international charities. I am grateful for I chose to be “different” than just being merely an “ordinary”. I already “liked” your fb page and followed you on twitter.
You can check out my blogsite on Love, Life and Relationships at ‘Looking For Your Half-Orange’ http://snowy-lookingforyourhalf-orange.blogspot.com/ Thanks!
mommyisforreal says:
I am thankful that you used the word mofos in your post, and that you are graciously promoting friendly inter -blogger relations. I blog about motherhood, the way it actually is, not the way you want it to be. My blog is mostly funny, sometimes thoughtful, and always honest. It is a cocktail of tenderness, irreverence, and neuroses. http://www.mommyforreal.com
Shah Wharton says:
I’m grateful for being English and not suffering Thanks Giving every year – we do that at Christmas! Plus we live thousands of miles away from anyone we know, in Dubai, so travelling to and from for turkey would get ridiculous. 😛
Hope everyone else had fun though 😀
I write fiction – New Adult Urban Fantasy – And my blog discusses this, supports authors and generally chats about stories and storytellers. http://shahwharton.com/
fiona1 says:
I’m grateful for the past year of travel, good food and new things. I feel re-engaged into learning and listening mode and it’s a fabulous way to be.
My blog is about London UK and then a miscellany of things that you can do with London as your base. As the saying goes – ‘Bored of London – Bored of Life’
http://www.london-unattached.com
dinkylune says:
I am grateful for getting through another day without crying, that’s been a bit of a struggle of late (and I guess the day isn’t over yet).
I blog about applying TED talks into my life. I’ve recently completed my Year of TED, and am continuing to blog about the things that I have learned and how they continue to influence me.
http://www.kyliedunn.com/
LizMordue says:
Mostly, right now, I’m grateful for my limited edition Gallifrey University t-shirt, and the Bill Bailey tickets I just booked; and generally, for the fact that though my life isn’t exactly plain sailing I’m aware that I have a better existence than many.
I blog as Owned by rats at http://ownedbyrats.wordpress.com/ and the Random Gardener at http://gardeningamateur.wordpress.com/ but not as frequently as I’d like. You can probably guess what they’re about, without me needing to explain.
JanineHuldie1 says:
Hi Paris, I am back here again as I was made to promise 🙂 But seriously, am grateful that both my husband and kids are sleeping peacefully this morning, while I get to catch up and get some work done. Nothing like having a quiet house all to yourself as the sunlight streams in as it rises. I love writing during this time of the day, because the interruptions don’t exist and I get so much accomplished!!
DivasWithCents says:
Hello! I’m grateful that this year no one was bothered that I didn’t cook traditional Thanksgiving fixings and they had seconds, so it must have been good. 🙂
My blog is Divas With Cents (http://divaswithcents.com). I write about everything from personal finance, to finding a side-hustle, to entrepreneurship, to talking to your man about money. 🙂 Money isn’t everything, but it still impacts every area of our lives.
rantravewrite says:
I am thankful that I have a sense of humor, as I’m fairly certain that’s the only reason I’ve never been in jail, fired, or beaten senseless in a bar brawl. 1&2 are long done. My blog is about whatever random thing confuses, amuses, confounds or irritates me. But it’s mostly funny. http://rantravewrite.com/
savig19 says:
Thanks for that Paris. I’ll get straight to the point. I write about parenting and child development. I am the author of The Potty Training Diary. If anyone is interested in toilet training, there you go. I am also training in Cognitive Hypnotherapy and NLP, with the idea of learning how to manage life better. If interested visit my website: http://www.the-parentacademy-blog.com. It’s out there for all of you. Enjoy!
dblacksword says:
I’m grateful raisins aren’t poop. No, no that’s not really true. Well, kind of. But I heard that on the radio this week and it made me snort laugh. Really, I’m grateful that I can have three dogs in the house and still be married. Because I need that second income to keep up this fancy lifestyle we’ve become accustomed to. And I’m grateful the man is supportive of my adventures in puppy raising for a service dog organization. I bring these little carpet stainers into our humble home only to turn them back over to the organization sixteen months later. I haven’t tested the theory, but I’m thinking there’s not a lot of guys out there so blatantly tolerant. My blog is about our puppy raising adventures, complete with potty accidents and the occasional geek joke. I’m always happy to grab new readers to help this raising awareness thing. Well, not *grab*, but you know, right? http://www.donnasword.com/
hellomap says:
I’m grateful that I met your sorry ass at NonCon. And photobombed ya. I write about mid life and funny shizz at http://forever-51.com so come on ovah people! This guy is the bomb too.
charla says:
I actually discovered you on Twitter. I liked your sense of humor so I followed you. Now facebook is done as well. Today I’m thankful for coffee and painkillers, since it seems I’m getting a headache. And those usually morph into migraines.
I blog about my life in general, which right now revolves around migraines, weight loss, running, Rembrandt (dog) and Duke (cat). Right now my only readers are family and close friends. Not sure anyone else would be that interested in the details of my life. http://charlatanpsychic.blogspot.com/
thepmguide says:
I am grateful for online shopping and I don’t have to wrestle with anyone at the mall 🙂 I write a blog for freelance designers/solopreneurs about project management. Basically what to do after you finally get a client to sign the bottom line.
It’s how to get the job done, get paid AND keep your life sane.http://theprojectmanagementguide.com you can hit me up on facebook too at http://www.facebook.com/thepmguide
alfredliveshere says:
I am grateful our new beagle puppy is finally taking a damn nap.. cute and sweet as hell, but between the peeing and running and whining and peeing and pooping I cannot get any work done. Not so grateful he is napping on my laptop though.
The blog is http://www.alfredliveshere.com, named for our other dog, Alfred, and is about pop culture (movies, books, Lohan), gay life (marriage, equality, Lohan), and cute doggie pictures…
cdrobick says:
I am grateful that I managed to land a husband and have family that still talks to me despite being a tuba playing elk in junior high. I write about people I meet on a daily basis in the great city of Chicago, generally by using an awful lot of f-bombs and made up profanity like jackwagon. http://crazinessiscontagious.com/
adrianoarwin says:
I am grateful that I was able to see this opportunity. I am the founder and editor of EventChecklist.net check us over at http://www.eventchecklist.net. Everyone is welcome, see you all there. 🙂
juliegeigle says:
I am grateful for being able to work in pajamas snuggled up in bed with a warm computer on my lap and a beautiful window to look out of with a scenic view in the peace and quiet of the morning. I am a Psychic Medium and love helping people connect with loved ones who’ve passed. Thanks for the invitation! Check out my story at:
http://heavensenthealing.us/2012/11/when-i-realized-i-could-talk-to-dead-people2/
LisaJey says:
I’m grateful for my sixteen split-personalities. Life wouldn’t be the same without even just one of them… What are they, you ask? There’s me – Ms. Cheevious – the all around fun, in-your-face about being just who I am party girl… There’s Lisa Jey the author and Huffington Post writer who waxes poetic far too often… the gritty, making-things-happen, wheeler/dealer Publicist, the Wannabe Chef, the athlete, the fitness trainer, the Football Fan, the… well you get it. All of us together are extremely grateful for your blog… and hope others will visit us at mscheevious.com. BLOG: http://www.mscheevious.com
Mwah!
LisaJey says:
I’m grateful for my sixteen split-personalities. Life wouldn’t be the same without even just one of them… What are they, you ask? There’s me – Ms. Cheevious – the all around fun, in-your-face about being just who I am party girl… There’s Lisa Jey the author and Huffington Post writer who waxes poetic far too often… the gritty, making-things-happen, wheeler/dealer Publicist, the Wannabe Chef, the athlete, the fitness trainer, the Football Fan, the… well you get it. All of us together are extremely grateful for your blog… and hope others will visit us at mscheevious.com. BLOG: http://www.mscheevious.comMwah!
MsCheevious says:
I’m grateful for my sixteen split-personalities. Life wouldn’t be the same without even just one of them… What are they, you ask? There’s me – Ms. Cheevious – the all around fun, in-your-face about being just who I am party girl… There’s Lisa Jey the author and Huffington Post writer who waxes poetic far too often… the gritty, making-things-happen, wheeler/dealer Publicist, the Wannabe Chef, the athlete, the fitness trainer, the Football Fan, the… well you get it. All of us together are extremely grateful for your blog… and hope others will visit us at mscheevious.com. BLOG: http://www.mscheevious.comMwah!
MsCheevious says:
I’m grateful for my sixteen split-personalities. Life wouldn’t be the same without even just one of them… Who are they, you ask? Meet me – Ms. Cheevious – the all around fun, in-your-face about being exactly who I am party girl… There’s Lisa Jey (my alter ego) the author and Huffington Post writer who waxes poetic far too often… the gritty, making-things-happen, wheeler/dealer Publicist, the Wannabe Chef, the athlete, the fitness trainer, the Football Fan, the… well you get it. We are all together extremely grateful for your blog… and hope others will visit us at mscheevious.com. BLOG: http://www.mscheevious.com
Mwah!
LisaJey says:
@CiaraBallintyne @tfpHumorBlog @Mscheevious did so. Thanks!
D.J. Paris says:
LisaJey LJ – I don’t see your link here. However, I’m not letting you post until you finally agree to be my publicist. 8% – final offer. (also I need some products to sell – can we get a ghost writer?) HURRY.
MsCheevious says:
tfpHumorBlog LisaJey that is because i posted as MSCHEEVIOUS! 🙂
MsCheevious says:
tfpHumorBlog and what do you mean by a ghostwriter for products to sell? and no… publicists never ever ever do so for a percentage, unless you are already making a sizable amount, from which they will be paid!!!! HAHA
D.J. Paris says:
MsCheevious tfpHumorBlog I was teasing. Just get a job punching up jokes for a sitcom and we’ll call it a day. Nothing in prime time, though. I’m too dirty.
MsCheevious says:
tfpHumorBlog also – how do I not get emails for every comment here… ?? Can you fix that please? 🙂 LOL
TerraBohlmann says:
Super thankful a healthy family and the opportunity to run my business from home! My website (The Working House) and blog is dedicated to helping home-based business owners grow their business all while working from home. 🙂 Our facebook and twitter pages are full of great people who work from home so feel free to connect with us. My blog is http://www.TheWorkingHouse.com/Blog Look forward to meeting you!
TerraBohlmann says:
Super thankful a healthy family and the opportunity to run my business from home! My website (The Working House) and blog is dedicated to helping home-based business owners grow their business all while working from home. 🙂 Our facebook and twitter pages are full of great people who work from home so feel free to connect with us. My blog is http://www.TheWorkingHouse.com/Blog Look forward to meeting you!
smashingeeks says:
Followed on Twitter @DesignSkew and Liked on Facebook too @Xanone and my blog is a design blog.
http://designskew.com/blog/
Ericamos says:
I’m grateful that I can’t smell, ’cause I’ve heard my boyfriend’s farts are hazardous! You can read more about this and other aspects of my quirky life at http://www.yeahimanerd.com
Also, I commented last night, but I don’t see it now, so I’m really sorry if I show up twice in this feed! I swear I don’t think I’m better than everyone else and deserve two promotions. (and I’ve been stalking you on Twitter and Facebook forever, so I’m covered with the first two)
KateHall says:
@Ericamos Sometimes I wish I had no sense of smell for that same reason. Of course, my husband would probably say the same thing about me.
EllaPaige says:
I`m thankful for my beautiful manic-depressive epileptic beagle who`s missing a kidney, and my three-legged dog who hates Hillary Clinton. I know you said no boring stuff like family, but you set a precedent for dogs and I really love my fuzzy little freakshows.
My blog is about the adventures of being a technologically inept overworked underachiever with too many Public Affairs degrees and questionable morals. And also invisibility cloaks. http://insidetheanthole.blogspot.ca/
twitter & fb = done.
jessica2 says:
I want you to promote my blog just because it’s awesome.
Barbergirl28 says:
I am thankful for pre-made pie crusts. I usually make pies for at least one of the Thanksgiving Dinners I attend. This year the crusts were being mildly irritating and frankly, I wasn’t in the mood. So I went ahead and sent my husband to the store and used the already made ones. I am pretty sure it won’t taste nearly as good but I am willing to make the sacrifice! ha ha… Ok so I am thankful for a lot more things than that but that was the most recent thought.
As for my blog – I write about whatever I want in some sort of sarcastic formula. The sky is the limit and I don’t hold back. It could be about health and exercise and all inspirational one day to wondering about some random strange thing. I guess you just got to check it out… So here is my URL
http://ramblingsofanundiagnosedmadwoman.blogspot.com
wirequeen says:
I blog about whatever strikes my fancy . Whether its my shop, international events or other folks that I like what they’re doing. Following on both twitter and facebook @wirequeen
I am grateful for no broken bones when an SUV hit me as I was crossing in the intersection with the light.
LovelyPinkDiva says:
I am grateful for this rollar coaster of life, the ups and downs it given me has inspired me to write 🙂
My blogs The Lovely Pink Diva http://lovelypinkdiva.com its all things for a woman from inner confidence to make up
The other Thoughts of a Diva http://thoughtsofdiva.lovelypinkdiva.com just crazy ramblings come into my head and a few recipes as well
Meetmyhusband says:
I write about the funny happenings in a newlywed’s life at http://meetmyhusband.blogspot.com/.
I’m thankful for college football. Georgia bulldogs might go all the way this year!
GinAndTunics says:
I’m grateful that the biggest concern I have right now is what to write next in my new and fantastic blog about my sometimes fantastic 20-something lifestyle, ginandtunics.com. I don’t have facebook, so sorry…
momsnewstage says:
I am grateful for the fact that even though I can no longer turn for shit, I can still jump like a bad ass.
I blog at http://www.momsnewstage.com. A thick soup about the good, bad, and I-wanna-slit-my-own throat of motherhood with a liberal sprinkling of, “Yeah, I’m a former dancer whose abs have a hole the size of Greater Calcutta, what you got?”
ToBlackBeltandBeyond says:
I am grateful for super hot, young male karate instructors that give me something to look at as I sweat like an old, out-of-shape broad (because, well, I am). I am also grateful for super hot male bloggers named D.J. (Yep, just to confirm your suspicions, I have no shame.)
I blog at http://toblackbeltandbeyond.com about learning karate, while being old and a mom. So that makes me really old and completely out of touch with what is ‘hip’ or ‘cool.’ I am sure there are trendier descriptors out there and would love to know them if anyone is sharing. I also blog about mishaps in parenting and my non-existent weight loss. Seriously, I am a damn laugh riot, can’t ya tell?
LisaJey says:
@tfpHumorBlog and I replied! Did you see it? I did post under @Mscheevious!
JayelleCochran says:
I’m grateful for the canyon near my house. Whenever I’m stressed or down I can go for a walk through the canyon. It’s a nice bit of nature in the heart of the city I live in. The beautiful plants, flowers, and streams help to lift my spirits and give me a more positive outlook on my situation. The exercise isn’t bad either!
In my blog I mostly write about my writing and my artwork. Sometimes life stuff, such as kids hogging the computer when I have a deadline ahead, can find their way in there as well. In a few months I’m publishing my latest novel so soon there will be excerpts from that to boot.
http://jayellecochran.blogspot.com
KateBeatty says:
I am grateful for my two kiddos and husband, who always keep things exciting and for the fact that my Thanksgiving company is going home soon.
In my blog, I write about my everyday life in this relatively new adventure of being a stay at home mom. It’s my way of laughing at myself when I feel like crying and keeping things in perspective. Enjoy!
http://www.asonginthesouth.blogspot.com
PaulSpoerry says:
What an awesome idea for a post DJ! This year I’ve been thankful for the opportunity to have many wonderful conversations about “growing” with my elementary school age son. He’s in the gifted program (which I’m also thankful for) so having typical adult conversations are becoming increasingly easier and I love being able to show my little guy the nuggets on life I’ve picked up along the way.
I write at http://www.PaulSpoerry.com on all manner of technology, social media, SEO, gadgets, meditation, and more.
Churchill says:
I am grateful for the fact that someone introduced me to Triberr, where I met awesome people like you. 🙂 I blog about applications and productivity at http://bestapplications4u.com
prennifive says:
I cant follow you on Facebook because I’m not on there. I know–I know. I am following you on Twitter though and Google + AND Pinterest. 🙂 I am grateful for the two 4 year olds I drive to Preschool each morning and the hysterical exchange that occurs between them. This morning Laine started to tell Lilah a story and Lilah stopped her to say, “No Laine–you’ve already told me this story a hundred times and I don’t want to hear it again.” Laine replied, “I know but I’m just gonna tell you one more time.” I looked in my mirror to see Lilah with her hands over her ears as Laine babbled on. If adults could only be that honest! My blog is peachprenni.com and I write about parenting, recovery and funny shit that only happens to me. Thanks for letting me plug! -Annie
JenOsaurus says:
I am grateful that I can still love myself even though I waited six days to do this and the best thing I came up with to be grateful for is Bill Sheaffer’s Splash Wash. I write about and illustrate my life at http://whitfieldawesome.com. Also featured, some awful videos and a terrible advice column.
Darlene says:
I blog about wine, and I appreciate you following me. I am grateful for good food and good wine!
MizYank says:
I’m grateful for an unexpectedly gorgeous, sunny winter day. Nice counterpoint to the Christmas tree corpses lining my street today. I write a humor blog about “splats,” loosely defined as rebounds that don’t go quite the way you planned. Bad dates play a prominent role, as you might imagine.
Frankie Lawson says:
I write about living with anxiety and depression, particularly how it affects my parenting.
I’m grateful that when I told my neighbor’s teenager I was concerned about her getting drunk and getting in trouble twice with the police this week, she listened, and didn’t just blow me off. I told her I cared what happens to her and that she matters.
#depressionlies
AlwaysARedhead says:
I’m grateful that two of my children moved 800 kilometres away to go to University. They are not only studying, but learning all about laundry and paying bills. With them away, and the eldest here only part time I will be honest, it has awoken new found passions between the husband and I. This is important if we want to have another 30 odd years together.
I blog at http:// http://www.alwaysaredhead.com where I write about all things that affect or happen in my family. From the seriousness of depression to the downright silliness of Girooses or my sex life. You get the whole gambit at AlwaysARedhead.com
Billy Grant says:
I follow you on Twitter and Just liked your FB page. I write about 37 years of growing up. I’m not very interesting and nobody should read it. I don’t care about your opinion. I love psychology, especially the reverse style;-)
http://www.billygrant.wordpress.com
SK Waller says:
Right now, I’m grateful my house didn’t catch on fire today. A neighbor’s did and every time I look out the window I feel the urge to sit in a lawn chair holding the garden hose. In books I write about Rock & Roll. On my blog I write about anything my sleep-addled brain comes up with while I’m drinking my morning coffee. Sometimes I write about writing, sometimes I follow writers’ prompts, and sometimes I write about how the absurdities of life as a native Californian stuck in red neck Oklahoma for the past 13 years. I have to get out! Help me!
Mack N. Cheese says:
Done and done. It’s not thanksgiving anymore but I’m thankful for cheese products and birth control. Not necessarily in that order. I am a mom wife lawyer google doctor and amateur blogger (how original ;)) I guess, as much as I hate to admit it, I could be characterized as a “mommy blogger,” but on occasion I do discuss things other than poop and preschool at http://istherecheeseinit.blogspot.com
Mackenzie Cheeseman says:
Okay. I swear I’m not a stalker. Even though the last comment on here is from me… 3 months ago… I’m not even big on The Twitter! Just happened to see your pimp my blog post randomly! Lightning strikes twice!
Aaaanyway. I liked, and followed. I write a blog, sometimes, called “Is there cheese in it?” It’s not all that much about cheese, though I am a big fan. Mostly it’s just me trying to divert attention from the fact that I am one pint of Chubby Hubby away from mom jeans by being mildly humorous.
I am thankful for Tide Pods, powdered drink mix and birth control. I also feel a mix of shame and gratitude that the pizza guy knows our order and acts surprised if we call on anything other than our “usual” day 😉
The end.
Cassandra says:
I am very thankful for my two amazing children who keep me grounded and remind me why it’s important to laugh.
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