Problogger Group Writing Project Days 4 and 5

Today’s post regarding the Problogger group writing project is a combination of the submissions from day 4 and 5.

To be honest, there have been so many great submissions that I got caught up in reading as many as I could yesterday, and ran out of time to post a selection for you.

Yesterday there were an additional 222 posts submitted, and today, there were 297. This brings the week’s total to a whopping 893 submissions! Did I read all of them? Uh, no. However, I have done my best to find some more posts from yesterday and today’s submissions that apply to the topic of health so that I may pass them on to you:

Out of all of the posts I’d like to highlight the following one by Natalie re: living gluten free. I agree 100% with each of the 5 points she has made in her article. I have never been diagnosed with Celiac disease, however I do avoid flour as part of my regular diet regime (and feel excellent because of it!).

Top Five Reasons I Look Great on a Gluten Free Diet by Natalie (a.k.a. Gluten Free Mommy)

Here are some more wonderful posts that relate to the topic of health and/or the mind body connection:

Want To Make Real Change? Stop Making These 5 Mistakes by Melissa

5 Cool Things You Can Do With Your DNA by Dr. Hsien-Hsien Lei

Top 5 Productivity Tips Most People Know But Do Not Do by Donald

5 Things that Helped Me Cross the Ironman Finish Line by Triathlete Dad

Top Five Acne Treatments by Alan

Top five steps to curing your acne problems by Bill Nadraszky

Top 5 Reasons Cyclists Shave Their Legs by UltraRob

Additionally, here are the generous blogger’s who linked to my submission to the Problogger project (thank you all!):

Why I like Problogger’s group projects by Wintermute

The Top 5 Things You Need In An Up-to-date Web Site by Melissa Fach

5 Reasons Why I Make Wine and Beer by benevert

The Top 5 Strangest Things I’ve Learned While Blogging by Robert

A 1000 Voices (well, over 370.) by Sheila (this is a list of favorites from the Problogger project along with a link to her submission on her other blog which I included earlier this week).

Please enjoy reading these posts and discovering some new blogs out there in the blogosphere!

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Comments

On May 12th, 2007 Triathletedad said:

Thanks– yu have a great blog too, and I’m adding it to my daily reads.
Thanks

On May 12th, 2007 JoLynn Braley said:

Hi Triatheletedad,

Thank you for your kind words, I appreciate it!!

I found your post to be very inspiring. I am someone who gets a large amount of motivation from watching the Olympics (I love the winter Olympics, I’m glued to them when it’s their year), so what you went through to complete the Ironman is impressive.

All the best,

JoLynn

On August 15th, 2007 blogmunch said:

Nice site design you have here. I am shifting to wordpress soon, so are on a lookout for good design theme.

On August 15th, 2007 JoLynn Braley said:

Hi blogmunch, thanks! I’m actually looking to make some changes, it’s a never-ending process, but a lot of fun!

I left you a comment on your blog, also, but that’s great that you’re switching to paid hosting, and will be using Wordpress… I bet you’ll be much happier with your own domain.