nablopomo

NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month) was started in November 2006 by Eden Kennedy of Fussy. Formed as an offshoot of NaNoWriMo, (National Novel Writing Month), it is largely responsible for overflowing feed readers in November. The challenge is stated simply as  Post every day for the month of November. That's all you have to do.

In 2007, Eden moved the program to a Ning Network. Numerous bloggers and companies donate prizes for the end of the month random prize drawings for those who complete the challenge. In March of 2008, the project went to a monthly format, with a topic sent out at the beginning of each month.

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “nablopomo”

 

• How does going back to one’s roots feel like

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS - a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo – see what others are posting on the topic . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they ...
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• Influencing Culture

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS - a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo – see what others are posting on the topic . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they ...
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• Family Traditions

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS - a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo – see what others are posting on the topic . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they ...
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• Roses: Rooted in Love

  
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  Before I moved to my current house, I never grew roses. I always heard they were difficult to grow, required lots of upkeep and care, and wouldnt make it through the winters in northeastern Washington. I am pleased I researched the growing of roses the first year I began gardening at Martin Creek. The most ...
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• A family history

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS - a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo – see what others are posting on the topic . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they ...
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• Rooted in Responsibility

  
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  Now we have said good-bye to Sheriff  McDuff I think Deputy Grayson feels the weight of the world on his shoulders. He must now begin guarding Martin Creek Gardens diligently, taking over for his mentor McDuff. He strolled the sidewalk in early evening looking for trouble that might be lurking in the flowers.
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• A sweet name

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS - a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo – see what others are posting on the topic . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they ...
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• Genealogy and family trees

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS - a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo – see what others are posting on the topic . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they ...
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• Three Generations Away

  
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  This post is part of ROOTS – a series that originates on BlogHer’s NaBloPoMo . Roots: they are the stories that ground you, the food that returns you, the music that comforts you, and the people who know you. Everyone has roots that influence them, even if they don’t consciously know them or can’t access ...
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• (KBL-T30) Apr 2013: Spring Cleaning

  
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  April was the month of spring cleaning here... both content-wise and design-wise. I posted some pending recipes and photographs, book reviews and silly-saturdays, memorabilia and wordless-wednesdays. I also cleaned up the blog a bit, removed unnecessary elements from the sidebar, made it cleaner and easier to navigate ...
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• #BeHappyChallenge Day One: Something Beautiful To You

  
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  {Learn more about the Be Happy Challenge by clicking here .} It has been SO LONG since Ive had the energy to write about much here, so Im hoping this simple and perfect blogging challenge will get me back into the swing of things and inspire some writing about stuff that isnt pregnancy or a new baby. Maybe. ...
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• Roots: Playing In the Dirt

  
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  I am once again going to try to post each day this month. The NaBloPoMo theme this month is roots. When I moved into my current house I really didnt have soil, but sand. I have learned in the last sixteen years that sand is fairly easy to amend. It just takes lots of amendments and time. We have added manure, ...
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• Latma: Getting Better and Better (Know Your Sarcasm)

  
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  Latma TV is producing more sophisticated and satirical videos these days.  Ridiculing everything from Europes not facing the truth about their increasing terrorism by radical Muslims to the president of Israel, Shimon Peres, Latma has outdone itself. Hat tip to Batya at Shiloh Musings for posting it. Subscribe ...
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• (KBL-T30) Jun 2013: Photo A Day Challenge

  
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  Hope you enjoyed going through last months daily photo blogging on miss_teerious . In case you missed any of it, you can find it all here - "2013 May Photo A Day Challenge" . If youd also like to check out what photographs I posted in the daily photo challenge of last year, please click on this link - "2012 ...
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• Facing Reality, Moving Forward

  
  Tikkun Olam — Authority: 107
  There is a serious problem unfolding within religious Judaism, which seem very apparent to non-observant Jews, but which many observant Jews are afraid to address. It boils down to the rapid movement towards a Sharia-like fundamentalism prevalent in the Ultra-Orthodox and even in some more modern Orthodox Jewish ...
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• Rock Concert

  
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  Got off the phone with my daughter in Israel just three hours ago.  Problem with that is, that it was 2:45 a.m. for her when she called me.  She had just arrived home from a rock concert in Petach Tikva in honor of Yom haStudent (Student Day).  She was on a high from having gone out with friends, and getting a ...
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• Date Night

  
  Tikkun Olam — Authority: 107
  So tonight my D.H. and I went to a movie--first time in a long time--and had Menchies frozen yogurt at a little outdoor table near the theatre, watching a central fountain spew forth graceful arcs of water, on a beautiful, mild spring day. ...
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• NaBloPoMo: An Opportunity to Be Part of Something Bigger!

  
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  If you’re looking for an opportunity to make your blog a part of something bigger, NaBloPoMo might be right for you. The official NaBloPoMo is in November, and WiseGeek has this to say about it: National Blog Posting Month, frequently abbreviated as NaBloPoMo, is a month-long writing exercise that occurs each ...
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• Day Trip to Our Favorite Place

  
  Tikkun Olam — Authority: 107
   We returned home after 9 pm tonight from our day trip to Rocky Mountain National Park, specifically to drive Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous road in the U.S.  Its one of our favorite places, partially because it spans several biomes , including the Alpine Tundra , and because it feels so expansive and ...
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• To The Mountains

  
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  Taking a day trip on Sunday of Memorial Day weekend to our favorite place: Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park, planning on driving up Trail Ridge Road which just opened for the season on Friday (yesterday).  It is the highest continuous paved road in the United States, and it climbs to over 12,000 ft. We ...
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