There are some very lovely blogs in WordPress. I would like to introduce you to some wonderful blogs and I hope you will enjoy them as much as I do. (In case you have not yet read their posts).
Instead of describing the blog of the first blogger I want to introduce, I will use her own words because I would not be able to describe it better:
“The most powerful joy, freedom, and purpose are found not on any mountaintop. They're found while lying face-down in the valley of grief, when all is lost. There, we find our Creator and our soul. And the joy found in that moment changes us so truly, that we might never want to leave the valley again…” ~Lori Lara~
I have introduced this blogger before but I did not give a description of her blog. I asked her to describe her blog and this is what she said, “Random ramblings from a renewed mind.” However, I would like to describe her blog further. She is a wife and a mother of four children. Her posts are fresh, sometimes humorous, and always about her deep and imaginative thinking. She quickly captures the hearts of her readers:
http://talesfromaslightlystressedmother.wordpress.com
This blogger is an artist and her blog is filled with her beautiful paintings and wonderful photographs. Her writing is always interesting and beautifully written. She has a magical and endearing way of capturing the hearts of her readers:
http://artourway.wordpress.com
Through honesty and openness about her life, her imagination, and her photographs, this blog writer captures the hearts of her readers and pulls them into her reality in a very endearing way. Her posts are sometimes humorous, sometimes reflective, and always refreshing as she writes about her life, her feelings and her surroundings.
http://quietdesperation.wordpress.com
Joy takes us through her life of living with intense pain from fibroid adhesions. She describes her daily life of living with pain and teaches her readers exactly what adhesions are. She is a strong person with a kind and loving heart. She teaches us about “silent” diseases and of the battles of which their sufferers must endure. Her honesty endears her readers to her and to her writing.
http://joynpain2.wordpress.com
My descriptions of these blogs do not do these writers enough justice, therefore, I hope you will find out for yourselves.
I will continue to surf through WordPress blogs and introduce you to blogs that I find enjoyable reading.
BEAUTIFUL WORDS 
Thanks for the wonderful recommendations!
You are more than welcome! I don’t recognize your name – which blog is yours??
Oh none on the list. I was thanking you for the reading material!
Thanks! I finally figured that out. I have just been reading your blog and I think it is wonderful! It will be in one of my posts soon! Let me know if there is anything you would like to say about your blog, or how you would describe it because I don’t want to say the wrong things.
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Wow thanks so much! I will definitely get something over to you soon!
ok! I’ll be watching for it.
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The Brantley Blog: In the eyes of the law, we reach adulthood the day we turn 18 years old. God help anyone who actually believes that.
One guy’s embarrassing tales of learning things the hard way on the way to becoming a grown up.
Thanks so much for offering to mention me. I really, truly appreciate it!
You are welcome! I will try to post it tomorrow. If not tomorrow, Monday for sure.
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Thanks so much for your lovely comments Joy and I look forward to checking out your recommendations.
You’re welcome! And it is all true. Wish I was better with wordsmithing…because it would have been even better! ((Hugs))
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Hugs to you. You’re a great wordsmith. What a fab word! We’re all trying to develop our writing voice. The main thing is to write what interests you. 🙂
Write about things that interest us is so very true! Except I am always afraid of not being able to think of the right words or putting the right words together in describing someone’s blog.
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I’m sure most people, like myself, are just thrilled to have their blogs recommended and aren’t worried about the terms used. 🙂
Thank you so much for telling me that! That makes me feel much better. I really really appreciate hearing that!
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Most welcome. 🙂
*Blush* Thank you for the wonderful words Joy..my goodness. 🙂
You’re welcome! You deserve recognition, I just hope I described it properly because I am not very good at wordsmithing.
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I think that your words are beautiful.
Thank you Kim! That is the nicest thing you could have said to me! (((HUGS)))
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Thank you PJ. I not only think your words are beautiful, I think that for them to come out so eloquently speaks directly to the writer herself. You have a huge, beautiful heart and that’s why all the descriptions came out great…they could have come out no other way. I love you, my friend.
Thank you Joy! That was the nicest thing you could say to me! I love you too! I hope you are doing well. I haven’t seen you on the blogosphere for several days.
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I will be sure to check these out. xo
Thanks for bringing these blogs to us….they all seem wonderful. will check them out.
Thank you! I will be blogging about your blog soon. 😀
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You are welcome!
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