Love Links and Short Reviews of Blogcatalog Members’ Blogs - Part II
By Rocky John on Aug 4, 2007 in Uncategorized
Here’s the second part of Short Reviews on Blogcatalog Members’ Blogs as promised. You can also check on the first part of this review and see if your blog was included.Love links and short reviews is my simple way of sharing my support to the Blogcatalog Community and to thank the members for the continued support they’ve given to Blogging Mix.
Glenn’s Garden is a blog that gives out free instructions on gardening and landscaping. The blogger behind Glenn’s Garden, Glenn Bronner, generously shares his expertise on the subject matter. Here are some of the best posts that Glenn’s Garden has to offer:
Glenn’s Garden is really a useful blog for those who loves gardening and landscaping. You can recommend it to your friends and families who are into gardening. I’m sure, the information that Glenn has to offer will be helpful to them.Cymru66
Cymru66 is a blog of different topics ranging from cyrmru, computers, running, marathon, triathlon, ironman, fitness, wordpress, blogging, web design, mini cooper etc. Steve Speirs, the blogger behind Cymru66 is one of the active members of Blogcatalog. He also blogs at RunningBulldogRun, a blog about sports. Visit his blogs and ride along with his interesting adventures in the world of sports and blogging.My Tropical Escape
My Tropic Escape is a valuable source of information for those who are interested in working and living abroad. The authors of this blog Mark Hayward and Terrie Hayward have travelled extensively. Through their blog, they wish to provide information about overseas living, pursuing entrepreneurial aspirations, and their ongoing adventures.
Here are some of the links to their interesing posts that you may want to check.
The Accidental EnvironmentalistSusie Kim, the blogger behind The Accidental Environmentlist is the friendliest member of Blogcatalog. She also blogs at Notes of an Asian Gastronomist. Accidental Environementalist is a blog about green living. In this blog, Susie shares her ideas on how to live without compromising the environment. If you wonder how she came up with the title of her blog, here’s a link to the story.Here are some of the interesting articles you can find at The Accidental Environmentalist.
Regn Youth ArchiveRegn Youth Archive is a blog created for the purpose of providing the reading audience with music related selections and reviews in an attempt to introduce new and upcoming artists and bring older, extraordinary artists back into the spotlight. There is no specific genre covered by this blog, but rather a spectrum of artists from all areas of the world. If there’s one thing I’ve noticed unfriendly to visitors, it’s the advert that shows up everytime you view another page. I hope you guys go slow on your ads. Best wishes.Movie is Life
Kingtang, another active fellow at BlogCatalog authors Davedeli.blogspot.com. This blog provides short reviews on different movies, technology and gadgets, Internet marketing and making money on-line.
Clement Nthambazale Nyirenda created this personal blog to publish his experiences as a lecturer, researcher and a consultant in Electronics and Computer Engineering. His blog also discusses issues concerning technology and its impact on society. I’ve gone through some of his past articles and here’s the one I like the most. It’s a post on ‘The Robotic Age and Its Ethical Problems’. Go ahead and check this short and informative article.
Originally, this blog was titled Writenerary, which I prefer over the new title Obnoxious Queer. I guess the change of the title was prompted by the nominations and votes that this blog has received. Obnoxious Queer has been recently nominated and voted as one of the candidates for the most Obnoxious Blog at Bloggerschoiceawards.com. After visiting Obnoxious Queer, you might want to cast your vote for this blog.
Xerendipity, the blogger behind Obnoxious Queer shares his day to day experience on through this blog. He’s also one of the new members of Blogcatalog who actively participates in the discussions.
NAFASG is a blog maintained by a group of dedicated qualified and professional diploma/degree holders. It’s a blog that offers useful tips and information absolutely free of charge. Here are links to some of the few useful articles I’ve found..
Photos From Northern NorwayThomas, another active member of the BlogCatalog community shares his photo collections of Northern Norway through this photo blog. Here are some links to the great photos on his blog.
I guess that’s it for part II of this series. I’ll be coming up with another batch of Love Links and Short Reviews next week. If you want to be included on my list read this simple instruction.
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