I love blogging carnivals. Besides being loads of fun, they are a chance to visit old friends and meet new ones. What I didn't know is that they are also an endurance test — to see if you can read 50 blog posts in 24 hours (part of the fun is that everyone sends in their entries at the 11th hour). I survived! And here's a snapshot of the best of British mumosphere…
Liz from Living with Kids is going on a diet: New Year, new diet (and no more leftovers).
Rosie Scribble writes about Blogging, taboo topics and the issue of self-disclosure.
Tim (Bringing Up Charlie) give us his ten best of 2009.
Jen at Alpha Mummy lets us in on a secret — she doesn't like some of her friends' kids.
First, the Best of the Mommy Bloggers is up on Under the Big Blue Sky.
Check it out, it’s an eclectic mix of stories from the trenches of motherhood.
Second, I read something the other day that is really bugging me.
The debate is raging in blogosphere. Some prominent bloggers have decided to “retire” because, to sum it up, now that blogging has reached mainstream in the US, it’s not cool anymore.
Microblogging, such as Twitter, is now the “in” thing.
Welcome to the first edition of the Best of the Mommy Bloggers Carnival! This carnival highlights posts from the best of the mommy blogger community.
Bloggers were asked to send in their "best post ever" — either in terms of page views, comments, or what each blogger felt was their personal best.
You can tell I am a victim of "mommy rot" as I picked the date of the US presidential election for our carnival debut. Ooopps.
