Sunday, June 21, 2009

New Website: Fearless Folks

Hey Everyone,

I just wanted to let you know that I have a new website called Fearless Folks. http://www.fearlessfolks.com/

It's sort of a spin-off of Fearless Females (only not as sexist!! ;) and the beginning of my second year of blogging (wow! a whole year has passed since my very first post!!)

So I will be blogging at fearless folks from now on.... And I must say that I'm excited about the new site, even though it has taken me about 3 months to get it together.... not much of a technical person here, but I'm learning as I go..

So please feel free to join me at http://www.fearlessfolks.com/ (I hope you do!!) and feel free to leave a comment and let me know what you think of the new site!

And thanks for reading!!!!!!!!

........... my wonderful fearless friends!! :)

5 comments:

Tanya @ Teenautism said...

Happy Blogoversary! Can't wait to check out the new site!

FrankandMary said...

Sometimes I like being sexist ;).
~Mary

Holly Nappi Collins said...

Ahhh, interesting!! And sometimes I agree... but for a special needs site I didnt want dads with kids to feel excluded.. I kinda want to encourage men and hear what they have to add in the perplexities of life and raising kids...

that's kinda interesting too!

Come join me at Fearless Folks... would love to hear more from you..

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nolan2109 said...

Family love, to me, is the most valuable thing you have in your life. If you didn't have your family, you wouldn't go anywhere. When you were down, they were there for you. When you needed something they tried to make that happen. When you think you don't have a family, you do. All you need to do is just give them a little call and they will be there for you. I got kicked out of the house when I was 18 and I had nowhere to go. I was around a wrong crowd and got into drugs. My addiction to meth was so bad, I nearly died. I realized that my life wasn't going anywhere and I needed help. The first people that I called and the only people that I called was my mom and dad. They were very happy to help me and got me into a drug rehab program. I am currently on the program and I can already tell that things are getting back to normal. I'm getting my life back, and most important I'm getting my family back.