Here are a few more good reads I’ve discovered through the blogathon experience.<\/p>\n
Popcorn Homestead<\/a> by Joan Lambert Bailey takes you on a brief trip through her life in metropolitan Tokyo. It’s a unique opportunity to see what living in Japan is like, read about it in real time, and not have to read Japanese!<\/p>\n John Beck’s And a Little Wine<\/a> covers many of my favorite topics, like books, and baseball, and books.<\/p>\n Another Jon, another blog: Jon Bell’s On Mount Hood<\/a> is another blog I remember from years past. I think it must be hard to write about the same place for a long period of time, but he makes it seem easy.<\/p>\n Julia Biggs’ blog, Aunt JuJu’s Perspective<\/a> is one of those chatty blogs that can be about almost anything, depending on what strikes her fancy. I like it. Probably because she’s a good writer.<\/p>\n Gardening like I wish I could do it is the subject of Karen C.’s The Vegetable Garden.<\/a><\/p>\n Marijke Vroomen Durning is a colleague from the freelance group Freelance Success<\/a>. Here health blog <\/a>is well-written\u00a0 and informative. I’ve never read something she’s written that I haven’t learned something new.<\/p>\n