“Fearless Females”

http://fearlessfemales.blogspot.com/

That is simple: I simply like to write. I am a business writer by trade and LOVE to write creatively whenever I can. I find it very rewarding being able to express myself by writing my own personal stories, and, at the same time, offering helpful information and share discussions with others who may have similar situations. I love comments too. I like it when someone can relate and share their own stories–I feel this is a win-win for all!

Recently, so I am new! So all of you veteran bloggers out there: any advice for me, I would greatly appreciate it!

Fearless Female (or Male) topics…Personally I write about autism and raising children with autism because both of my children have autism. I share my own personal stories of raising two completely different kids–with different levels of the disorder. I have a lot of information and a lot of stories to share, and I usually add a bit of humor to every story–such as life should be. I also encourage other fearless topics as well.

Other mom blogs. But I am open to reading about everything!

No, I am new too, so let’s share!

I love to chat, so tell a friend and comment away!!!

Yes–I make them! No, I want anyone and everyone who enjoys my blog to read and to tell a friend if they think that my blog would be good or helpful for them; or that they simply like to read my stories–they can be very entertaining!

Yes, Autism Speaks occasionally.

Just about everyday and at home. Sometimes I have a case of “bloggers block” so I might skip a day or unless someone brings up a topic to talk about??

Yes. I sometimes flip through different blogs that seem to catch my eye.

Other writers who aren’t affraid to talk about their life and their stories, and who are not afraid to tell it like it is or say what they think.

Sure. Writing about my own personal experiences is also a form of therapy, and when others appreciate my stories and topics and then offer their own stories or opinions, it’s very rewarding. I am encouraged by other bloggers who are not afraid to say what they think–it makes them so much more real and human.