Beliefnet.com Wins Prize for General Excellence
Wednesday May 2, 2007
There are moments in marriage you remember, images in a mental frame. Last night, I got to see my tuxedoed husband Mr. Chattering (Steven Waldman) charge up to a podium at Lincoln Center to receive from the American Society of...
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The last update to the Chattering Mind blog was in July 2007.
Chattering Mind is a blog on motherhood, aging, health and healing, yoga, whole foods, spiritual music, meditation, as well as the struggle to manage time and clutter.
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What a BEAUTIFUL share! Thanks for letting us in on the history, the vision and the triumph. God Bless!
Congratulations Amy, Steve and all at Beliefnet. Well done, Well done! I love that this posting follows the one about Ricki Lake giving birth in a bath tub. In a sense, Steve ("Mr. Chattering") and the original Beliefnet Team did the equivalent in 1998 with 'birthing' Beliefnet, in what at the time (might have looked unusual to some) as it took quite the leap-of-faith into unchartered cyber territory. May Beliefnet continue to grow as a unique and valuable forum for people of all faiths and philosophies to share ideas and learn about each other.
I like to add my thanks for sharing all the history with us. Wow! I want to also add that I love this site and spread the word to all my fellow web surfers. I get just about every newsletter in my email box and I start my day reading all of them. Even though I'm Catholic by origin and founding faith, I enjoy reading and learning about other faiths. This is the perfect place to do so along with finding solace, companionship and inspiration. Thank you, Beliefnet. com and congratualations on a job well done. Please, Amy, share this comment with your husband along with my deepest appreciation for this site.
Thank you for sharing this experience with us and most importantly, Congratulations on a job well done. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the articles and insight. Your courage and dedication are an inspiration to me to continue forward no matter what I chose. Blessings to all.
I would also like to add my congrats along with the others. I really love this whole web site.
I wish to compliment Bnet's recent new choices in blog commentators, replacing previous ones. :-)