Maia the Bee- Guest Blogger

Good morning!  Today,  I am back with another guest blogger for you today!  Today, we Andrea from Maia the Bee!  She is an amazing mother to a beautiful 9 month old!  Check her out!     Thank you, Bonnie, for letting me make a guest appearance on your blog today!   Hi everyone!  My name is Andrea and I'm new to the blogging world.  You can find me HERE blogging about my adorable daughter, my new life as a SAHM, and our life overseas.  (Yup, we've lived in Germany for 4 years!) ...

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Twice Owned Party

Welcome to my 64th TWICE OWNED TUESDAY PARTY! <center><a href="http://creatingahouseofgrace.blogspot.com" target="_blank"><img alt="HOG" src="http://i684.photobucket.com/albums/vv204/bonniejane03/HOUSEOFGRACEBUTTON-1-2.jpg" /></a></center> Hello all!  I hope that you have been enjoying all the guest bloggers around here! Yes, I am still here,  just been crazy!  I will update you with everything this week!  Until then,  show me what you have been up to by linking up below!...

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Blissfully Ever After- Guest Blogger

Good morning!  I hope that you are enjoying my guest blogger’s week!  I had fun sharing new blogs with you.  Today’s guest is a friend of mine named Jennifer!  She is a sweet mom-to-be who loves taking care of her home, her body and her hubby!  She is so excited to meet her little guy this fall! Meet Jennifer… Hey there!! My name is Jennifer and I am the author behind {Blissfully Ever After}. Bonnie has been sweet enough to allow me to be a guest blogger today and I am so excited to share my bathroom remodel with you!...

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FIVE GOOD THINGS ABOUT A HURRICANE

Hurricane Felix over the coast of eastern Honduras. Credit: NASA via Universe Today.   1. Tropical cyclones are important rainmakers, providing 25 percent or more of available rainfall to places like Japan, India, and Southeast Asia—not to mention Texas, which desperately needs a dousing ASAP.  In the course of a year, low latitudes gain more heat and high latitudes loose more heat. Tropical cyclones help transport heat from the equator towards the poles. Credit: NASA.   2. Tropical cyclones help maintain the global...

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