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The Way I Roll

From my sidebar Blog Breaks, one sentence from a recent post per each, why I read. So without any further ado ... blog roll please!

365 Ways to Go Green
"Much like the Peanut Butter Plan, I’m not sure how this is a “green” act, but I’m hoping that it brought some joy to someone’s day and that makes our environment a better place."

A Stellar Life
"REPORT FACTS and if you don't have any---SHUT UP."

Army of Dude
"Any junior enlisted soldier knows the issued equipment is inferior to anything you can go out and buy for yourself."

Ecovillage Musings
"I sit here at my desk, in my home built of reclaimed lumber and strawbales, at my computer powered by solar panels and a wind turbine and wonder if I am really making a difference."

Great Minds Think Like Me
"These folks are faux Christians, real Christians pray for good things not the demise of their fellow human beings."

Groping the Elephant
"If you don't have the intestinal fortitude, the matureness of character to admit that even your most cherished belief might be in error, you probably won't like most of my posts."

The House That Millett Built
"It will be made on the cheap, and as you can probably guess, out of mostly natural and reclaimed materials: an urbanite foundation, roundwood post and beams, and cob walls."

Islam Versus Muslims
"People having a common agenda form a group and people of different agenda form different groups and every group is firm on their agenda resulting in enmity."

LoveSpeakes
"It’s kind of like you don’t even exist, and that I should just go stand in front of a mirror and pray to myself."

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