So for a while now I've been leading a double life:
I've kept 2 blogs.
Bringing Borya Home was public, and meant to keep readers abreast of adoption-related topics, where Life on the Funny Farm was private, and intended for inside stories only those in my inner circle would find interesting in the slightest.
But somehow things evolved and I got lazy and time passed and now here I am writing about anything and everything on an adoption blog while Funny Farm sits in a corner all lonely.
And I'm switching things.
I know I'll probably lose a lot of readers, but from now on, Funny Farm will be open to the public, and I will be posting there daily, as I've been doing here. I will still keep Bringing Borya Home open, but will probably only post there if it's an adoption-related topic.
For a good long while, I will post a link on BBH that will take you to the new post on Funny Farm, but to make it easier on yourself, consider adding Funny Farm to your blogroll, or subscribing in whatever way works for you(RSS feed, email, FB, Twitter, etc).
With your help and support, I'm sure we can build Funny Farm up to where you all have taken BBH in no time flat. I added the new blog onto TMB not so long ago, and though it started out in the 900s, it's now in the 200s and moving up every day. Will it ever get to the front page like BBH? I know with your help, it most certainly can.
Consider it a barn-raising.
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1 comment:
I just love reading your blog, Anne! You and your family are such an inspiration! I need some advice from a mother who has adopted children. My daughter and I got into a fight not too long ago and she told me she wished she had never been adopted. I am just beside myself, I don't know what to do! I am trying to cope living with these hurtful words and with the help of http://onlineceucredit.com/edu/social-work-ceus-iap I am trying to learn why my daughter would say such a thing. I welcome any advice you might have!
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