The ICI Experience:

Ready, set, they're giving us plenty of time to go - to prepare mentally and get our ducks in a row in every other way before the  Health Activist Writer's Month Challenge in April.  I signed up already and am going to give it the good ol' Girl Scout try to post for 30 days in a row.  I've never done it before so this will be a first for me.  It's not taking place during the fall holidays - although Easter IS in April, it's nothing like that time before Christmas with all there is to do for those of us who celebrate that holiday! The Health Activist Writer's Month Challenge is hosted by WEGO Health.  They will send out a prompt for each day, or you can write about whatever you like.   I hope you'll join me if you feel up to it, in writing every day about health. It's going to be a lot of fun - I checked out their prompts in November and they were definitely something I could work with.  I'd love to see what you have to say about each of the...

I'm a little late getting on the band wagon here; in my own defense I will say that I am blogging in the midst of boxes that have yet to be unpacked and furniture that has yet to find a permanent home.  But The Blog must go on! November has been NaBloPoMo , or National Blog Posting Month, since 2006.  If you're interested in that history, check here .  Wego Health is adding the word "health" to the mix and now we have National Health Blog Post Month.  I'm just getting into this and am still checking out all the resources available on these sites but so far I'm really impressed.  You can look at blogs posted by others or add your own blog posts to the Wego Health site.  They also have their own health blog at blog.wegohealth.com that I think is really good. A pet peeve of mine ever since I heard about NaBloPoMo about four years ago is why do they make these things happen in November? November is an already abnormally busy month for normal people (tho...