Living Outside the Stacks

This morning while checking Twitter from bed (come on, I know I’m not the only one who wakes up and checks in on my friends), I saw a tweet from @bakenate about a Blog Hop which piqued my interest. I’ve never heard of a Blog Hop so I had to check it out….

Basically, it’s way to find new and interesting blogs to read as well as increase your blog readership. The Blog Hop is hosted by One 2 Try, Hearts Make Families and Midday Escapades. If you’d like to join in simply do the following:

~Link up your blog name and URL using the MckLinky below. Only need to add on one blog to be seen on all the blog hops.

~Follow the Friday Follow hostesses listed in the first 3 slots.

~Follow as many blogs as you’d like.

~Take a moment to comment on the blogs telling them you’re from Friday Follow.

~Follow back when you get a new follower through Friday Follow.

A Little About Me…

For my new readers, let me tell you a little bit about myself and my blog. I’m a married mother of 5 and grandmother of 2. In a previous life, I was a librarian and an archivist at a local university, now I teach American History at Misericordia University on a part~time basis. I enjoy photography and can’t wait for it to get warm so I can start taking pictures while I walk. I need to pick up a new camera, right now I use my BlackBerry (I know, right?) and a little digital camera. There’s nothing wrong with them, they take fab pictures, I just think I’m ready to start branching out.

Most of the time I write about the craziness that is my life with a few product or book reviews thrown in and, of course, some giveaways.

I do love to talk, so if you leave a comment I will get back to you. So grab a cup of coffee, pull up a chair and lets chat…

I have the research skills of a librarian, the preservation skills of an archivist, the organizational skills of a mother and the domestic skills of a Stepford wife. I have the research skills of a librarian, the preservation skills of an archivist, the organizational skills of a mother and the domestic skills of a Stepford wife. Read more from this author