Travels in Africa, Asia and Mexico and meditations on street children.

The collaborative blog is written by a team of public health students from the University of Minnesota, who are documenting their summer field experiences in Chile, Ghana, and Kenya.

Watsy's blog is a personal account of a new parent, field hockey player, web designer, bird watcher and much more other random things in life.

one rabbinical student's musings on life, religion, politics, and saving the world...

Travel writing, tips, and perspectives from an American expatriate living in Temuco, Chile.

Benton County graveyard restoration project.<br /> <br /> Gravespark: Sparking new life into old memories

Freelance writer, blogger, non-profit employee, volunteer coordinator, administrative nut, novice photographer, open source fan, community shaper, spiritual and sometimes religious. I want to counter our recklessly driven culture by assisting non-profits and writing articles that inspire, refresh, and instruct. We are most like our creator when we live well. Read. Relax. Share.

Open Echoes exists to set the world&#039;s poorest people free using Open Source Software. This is the project Weblog.

Hayden and Emily Andrews, serving God in Thailand.

This site is designed to reach out to those who are looking for someone to listen to their problems. Non-judgemental, non-critical friendship.

sailing entreprises sponsoring insertion society

My site features Amateur Radio info, live Harford County weather feeds from local weather stations and more.

The Camps International team blog. We offer gap year and volunteer work holidays in Africa.

The online journal (blog perhaps) of a Peace Corps volunteer serving in Nepal, complete with packing list, contact info, thoughts about the Peace Corps and volunteering, photos, and much more

Macs four Kids is a site dedicated to researching and educating underprivileged children on the joys of using computers. Our main goal is to reach to the public to gather donations to purchase new computers for boys and girls clubs, childrens hospitals, and for families that can not afford a computer. We also look for volunteers to volunteer their time to go and teach kids how to be creative using a computer.