November 21, 2005

Guest Bloggers Found

After last week's stellar guest-blogging here by Matt White, Nathan Moore, Adam Groves and Donna Locke, I have lined up some more great guest-bloggers for BillHobbs.com for most of this week, as I continue to have to be traveling between Nashville and Austin, Texas, in connection with a family medical situation. Starting Tuesday and continuing through Sunday, Ben Cunningham of Tennessee Tax Revolt will be posting here Tuesday through Sunday, and - yes! - Tennessee's future best governor in history, U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, has agreed to blog here. Also, Rob Huddleston of VOLuntarily Conservative will be blogging here for a few days, and Donna Locke of Tennesseans for Immigration Control and Reform, who guest-blogged here last week, will continue to post here this week and in the future. I have invited two more people to guest-blog here and will announce them if they say yes.

Adam Groves reminds me that Rep. Blackburn guest-blogged at RedState.org last week on several issues.

UPDATE: Kay Brooks is going to guest-blog here about education.

I'd like to issue an advance "thank you" to my guest bloggers this week, as well as another thank-you to those who filled in here last week. Life is a tad challenging right now, and at the worst time of the year for it. A year ago, I planned to take my wife somewhere very nice for our fifth anniversary - somewhere with a beach and palm trees swaying in a warm breeze. Instead, we'll be spending Thanksgiving - and our fifth wedding anniversary - in a hotel in Austin, as a family medical crisis grinds its way forward, wiping out my accumulated vacation days, grinding through our bank account, and weighing on our minds. Keeping the blog going is a small, small, thing, but I'm glad I have friends who are willing to help make it so.