Blogs of Note
If you're new to this whole blogging thing as I am, there is an honor that is bestowed upon bloggers who have blogs that are considered noteworthy. I'm not sure how the process works but today at lunch I was checking out the blogs that were listed and I was surprised at a couple.
The first is called, It's My Mission. From what I gather from briefly looking at their website and blog, the blog is associated with Buckner Missions in Dallas, TX and Buckner International. The blog tells of the recent trips of musicians Geoff Moore and Susan Gray to a Honduras orphanage. This is indeed a Blog of Note.
The second is called, Can of Worms. I clicked around this blog and immediately understood why it is a Blog of Note. The author, Cody Fisher is a 23 year old that has moved from the US to Iraq to work for an organization he and a friend created called, Buy Shoes, Save Lives. I was particularly interested in his post on Baseball and Kisses because of its connection to the US Army, which I proundly serve as a Federal Civilian Employee. Cody has committed to telling the story of Iraq children with heart problems through photography.
Both of these blogs are unashamedly promoting a purpose rather than the generic musings of many blogs; however, they are honest, humble and just down right good reading. Check them out!
The first is called, It's My Mission. From what I gather from briefly looking at their website and blog, the blog is associated with Buckner Missions in Dallas, TX and Buckner International. The blog tells of the recent trips of musicians Geoff Moore and Susan Gray to a Honduras orphanage. This is indeed a Blog of Note.
The second is called, Can of Worms. I clicked around this blog and immediately understood why it is a Blog of Note. The author, Cody Fisher is a 23 year old that has moved from the US to Iraq to work for an organization he and a friend created called, Buy Shoes, Save Lives. I was particularly interested in his post on Baseball and Kisses because of its connection to the US Army, which I proundly serve as a Federal Civilian Employee. Cody has committed to telling the story of Iraq children with heart problems through photography.
Both of these blogs are unashamedly promoting a purpose rather than the generic musings of many blogs; however, they are honest, humble and just down right good reading. Check them out!
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