[rmfo-blogs.com]: About

JDR is back as (Columbus) Crew Hooligan McGee, starting with an exposé of, well … Carrot Top.

Not kidding.

Racheal wanted a fresh start.

Mike seems pretty excited.

Jonathan is giving blogging a third try.

Dave feels like he’s outgrown Xanga. Is that a fat joke, Dave?

Racheal says hello by saying goodbye. Not that she has to say goodbye, given that we can crosspost to Xanga pretty easily…

Rachel was bored with LiveJournal and wanted a change. Of course, we support cross-posting with LiveJournal … and Xanga … and others.

Rhea’s finally here.

Erik left us, but he came back.

Daniel’s afraid that we won’t stick around long enough for him to figure things out. He’s wrong, though…

Drea seems to have gotten everything moved in just fine.

Looks like Brandi has gotten settled in just fine. Me, I love the Miles posts, especially when he mugs for the camera.

In case you know of any, Allison is looking for a teaching job in Missouri.

Dawn goes above and beyond by telling us that it’s a new season in her life.

We welcome Zach Smith to the world of [rmfo-blogs], where he gives us a short biographical sketch of himself.

Ross decides to give us a thumbnail sketch of his life story in his first entry.

Sarah decides to give us a brief life history in her first entry.

Richard desires to see the glory God in the ordinary things in life. That’s a worthy goal in anyone’s book!

… one rmfo-blog at a time. Welcome, Katie.

JP has asked me not to link to him with his full name, so I’ll ask you to do the same.

Welcome, JP.

… but Heather thinks it makes her cool to have an rmfo-blog. Works for us!

Brian, we don’t think you’re the odd man out. But yeah, you should get better service from an accountant than that!

So’s you know, thanks are always appreciated, but not necessary with your first post, or something.

Welcome, Cakeboy. [Insert cake joke here.]

Jim Wright has returned from a long hiatus in Iowa and now has an [rmfo-blog]. How does he start? The Hot Ham & Cheese Incident, of course.

Lauren seems to think that this is all pressure-filled. I sure don’t think so.