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Two bloggers who go together well



To your left is a glazed donut. This is the icon used by my newest friend, Jen as her blog is titled "Unglazed."

Jen is also a devoted wife, mother, and Christian. Jen's first post explains the title of her blog and the reason for the donut.





To your right is a cup of coffee. This is the icon Melanie uses as she writes her blog, "Monday Through Sunday."

Melanie is also a devoted wife, mother and Christian. She loves her coffee and lets us know how much a coffee connoisseur she is.

Just as donuts and coffee goes together, so will Unglazed and Monday through Sunday.

Comments

Jen said…
So clever! and such a generous soul you are.
July 01, 2008 9:51 PM
Pat Jenkins said…
FREE coffee and doughnuts.... what could be better!!!... though i wonder if miss monday is sticking to her limited "sweets" diet, cause this would ruin it....
July 02, 2008 6:43 AM
Cliff said…
When I think of donuts, I used to think of Ann's Pastry Shop in Wadsworth, Ohio. Being diabetic, that was bad for my health.

Jen is sweet, but not harmful to us diabetics.

And the "caffination" Melanie offers will not drain the wallet the way starbucks does.
July 02, 2008 7:06 AM
Melanie said…
Ah..you are sweet! I enjoyed Jen's blog very much!

I hear that Starbucks is having to close up to 600 of their stores soon...no surprise here! Coffee or gas?
July 02, 2008 7:34 AM
david mcmahon said…
Good on ya, Cliff ....
July 02, 2008 8:39 AM
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