Compassion Bloggers
Today while reading my current blog posts in my Google Reader, I was reading this lovely, inspiring post by Ree, The Pioneer Woman about her fellow blogger friend whom she affectionately calls, P.R. aka "Pastor Ryan" (he is a Pastor...and a really great guy :}
OMG...I just do not have words for how these posts moved me and before the morning was over I had a headache and puffy bags under my eyes from all the tears. But my tears were not just from sadness...I was moved so much by the stories of all the bloggers who are in Kenya right now and by all the photos that they have taken during this trip. I continued to read about this wonderful organization and was moved to do more than read and leave comments on these blogs...

Bloggers from Left to Right:
1. Brad Ruggles, 2. Kent Shaffer, 3. Kristen Welch, 4. LV Hanson and 5. Ryan Detzel
Almost two years ago when I first started blogging, I opened a premium account with Typepad because I always had the intention of writing more than one blog. Also, when I had my blog banner designed for my original blog con-tain-it, Solutions for Storing in Style,(update: Now Love Shack Baby) I had the designer create a second blog banner for B.O.B.I.'s, Business of Bliss & Inspiration, (update, now Love Shack Giving) because I knew that I wanted a blog that would be "inspirational" in some way...deeper than my organizational and interior design ideas on my original blog. I also didn't want to start a blog just for the sake of writing another blog...I needed to find my passion for this blog!
Enter: Compassion and Compassion Bloggers

Sponsor a Child
Sponsoring children in need is breaking the cycle of poverty
Compassion International exists as a Christian child advocacy ministry that releases children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults.
Founded by the Rev. Everett Swanson in 1952, Compassion began providing Korean War orphans with food, shelter, education and health care, as well as Christian training.
Today, Compassion helps more than 1 million children in 25 countries.
A passion for children
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