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Shout out to Atlanta Unitarian bloggers

02.13.06 | 6 Comments

Atlanta UU blogging has exploded in the last few weeks, and it seems like half the people I know at church are blogging now. Okay, that’s exaggerating, but you get the point. Some have been around for a bit, but most are new.

Here they are, so check them out and drop them a line. (I’m trying to get them to come to the Atlanta Blogging Group—APWBWGTTD—this Friday, so look out! It also bears mentioning that APWBWGTTD founder Mingaling is also an Atlanta Unitarian blogger.)

Atlanta Unitarian. Urban planner Louis posts thoughtful essays on spirituality, religion and politics. Good chewy reads. Louis has a knack for making you think, and his blog is no exception.

Eh: A Weblog. Whole Fooder Danielle discusses the intricacies of urban chicken, relationships and Shannon the Dog (who has a boyfriend now).

Intelligent Life. Usability guy Chris runs this established blog on culture, literature, philosophy, film and land wars in Asia. His advice on that last one? Don’t do it.

Kermit Is My Copilot. Mr. Uneasily Green talks about religion, politics and language. He’s a speech writer and organized our church writing group, so, yeah, he’s pretty damn good.

My Evil Heart. Yet another professional writer. (Chutney jealously sighs.) Alice gives us funny personal observations and pop culture commentary.

Spirituality and Sunflowers. Unmarried tutor Kinsi is writing his first novel right now from the hinterlands of Cobb County. (Yeesh.) Spirituality, politics, Weight Watchers, and getting married.

Christomighty, that makes eight of us together when last year I thought I was the only one. (Hello, world? It’s me, Chutney.) Actually, if you count Fouralarmfire and Silver Tongued Devil (who is a closeted Unitarian—come out!) over at Healing Hagar, that brings us to ten.

We promise not inflict a Unitarian Jihad on our fellow Atlanta bloggers, unless you’re into that sort of thing. Of course, if the Irish Car Bombs come out again, all bets are off.

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