Almost ready to launch site..but need your input and help..

Life is about new beginnings.  Yes, raising a family is one of life’s greatest joys and challenges, but once the kids are older, a huge shift occurs. Our connections with our neighborhood community are changing. We’re no longer in the PTO.  Our kids aren’t in a playgroup.  We don’t have to drive them everywhere.  We’re not the “young mommy blogger,” newly discovering all the blessings of young parenthood.  We’re on to the next stage. This is our time now!
At Themidlifewife.com, join other tenured moms and share your stories, tips, and ideas.  Even if you’re a new mother, come listen to the experience of others who have been in your position.  While you’re here, you will find connections to all sorts of “mom resources,” from the latest kitchen gadget to what other mothers are doing for fun.  But most of all, here you can be yourself.  Let those of us at Midlife Wife get to know you.  Mothers are people too, right?
I’m looking for you mid life mommies. We can inform, empower, inspire and entertain. If you blog about it I want to hear about it. I can’t wait to find you, link to you, and laugh with you. I know we make a difference in our communities. I want to feature health, lifestyle, beauty, reflections, and much more. Each week we want to have a guest blogger, be our “Blogger of the Week” So excited to meet you. Drop me an email and let’s get going..hey were not getting any younger…or are we?

Themidlifewife@gmail.com

January 19, 2009 | Filed Under Uncategorized 

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One Response to “Almost ready to launch site..but need your input and help..”

  1. margalt on January 24th, 2009 4:58 pm

    Just wanted you to know that you’re following a pack of existing blogs with the same niche. mid-centurymodernmoms.com has been up for more than a year, and the SVmoms also have a blog for moms over 40. There are at least 3 others that I know of.

    So if you’re thinking of making this a monetary success, you might want to check out the competition. I’d hate to think that you lost money on this venture. I know that running MCMM has been a labor of love for me and my crew, but it’s not making me any money at all. Sigh.

    We average about 400/hits/day tho.

    Good luck!

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