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Top 50 Homeschooling Blogs Nomination

Voiceboks.com, a parenting website with the subtitle “The Voice of Parenthood,” recently nominated Adorable Chaos in their Top 50 Homeschooling Blogs contest.

I’m so thankful and honored to share the nomination screen with some of my favorite and inspiring blogs.

If you’ve been around here for a while, you know that I don’t like to beg my readers for votes, but (smile) if you would like to vote for me, you can do so by clicking the image below by February 4, 2014. You can only vote for me once from the same IP.

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  • Melanie Chisnall

    Congratulations! That’s awesome Amy, and I can see why you were nominated… you’re blog is so fun and interesting to read. Even though I don’t have kids (besides the 2 cats) I love coming here to read about your homeschooling adventures and tips. Storing it all for future, lol! Voted and holding thumbs for you!!

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