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Member of my family new to this family.




My oldest daughter, Martha has started writing a new blog called Welcome to my Crazy Life. She has commented several times on this blog and has taken me to task via the comment section on occasion. She currently has 4 posts, which means that she is only 495 posts behind me.

Martha also wanted to correct me on a statement I made in my previous post. Her youngest child, Silas, had his birthday on January 25.

Welcome to my Crazy Life, is a view of my daughter's life and she tells about her children(as if that's not been done before) work, and gives tips on other things.

Martha does check out the other blogs when she gets the chance, so if you get a chance, check her blog out.

Comments

Chelle said…
Heading over there right now to check her out...I am sure that is she is anything like her father, there will be joyful reading at her blog...
March 02, 2008 4:15 PM
Bella said…
I'll be checking it out! I think it is great that there's another blogger in the wixy-clan.

Bella
March 02, 2008 5:18 PM
Jessica said…
Welcome to the world of blogging Martha!! I'll be over to visit.

Jessica
March 02, 2008 5:46 PM
Pat Jenkins said…
well good for martha wixy. at least somebody in the family can write.....
March 03, 2008 6:49 AM
Melanie said…
It is fun to have family blogging. I have a brother and two sisters that blog and I so enjoy reading their blogs.

Welcome Martha!!
March 03, 2008 1:10 PM
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