Looking For Teen Bloggers

Aug 19, 2005

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I am trying to piece together a project involving teen bloggers. A glance at my RSS Reader shows that I regularly read only one blog written by a teenager, so I am a bit clueless here. If you are a teen and would like to learn more please feel free to contact me. Similarly, if you know of a teen who blogs and may be interested in participating, please let me know or have that person get in touch with me.

I believe I will try to work with only Christian bloggers at the moment. I would prefer teens who write substantive posts that go beyond, “Oh my gosh I, like, so hate my mom!”

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