What makes you a blended blogger?

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Permalink Reply by CharmingDriver on November 4, 2007 at 10:24am

My (wonderful, terrific, super-awesome) husband is black, I am white. He is Buddhist and I am...more certain now than I was two years ago that a God(s) exist. It's not been the easiest relationship for anyone involved but I couldn't be happier that we found and kept each other.

So nice to see familiar faces and new - love to read about the various Heinz 57 families out there.

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Permalink Reply by Enviromama on November 5, 2007 at 8:48pm

I'm white and my husband is Korean (born in the US though). We have 2 kids, daughter 4.5 and son 1.5. I speak English and Spanish to them (I became fluent in Spanish during my first marriage to a Mexican man), my husband speaks English only. His parents speak Korean when we see them once a month.

I was raised Catholic, but don't practice any religion now. My husband is not religious at all either.

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Permalink Reply by Phil on November 7, 2007 at 8:53pm

I wonder if I count too. I blog, I'm gay, and my partner is quite a bit older than me. Life is grand! :)

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Permalink Reply by fringes & Q on November 8, 2007 at 9:35am

Phil, of course you count. Thanks for joining and for introducing yourself! Going now to visit your blog...

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Permalink Reply by TK on November 8, 2007 at 7:58pm

Hey! I'm an American with Buddhist leanings from a Jewish/Atheist household (speak English, of course, a fair amount of Chinese and am slowly forgetting French and Sanskrit). My husband is Dutch/Austrian and was raised very, very Catholic in Austria (speaks German and English, some Dutch, and is fluent in international body language). We're currently living in China and anticipating our first American/Austrian addition to the household this coming spring, which should be some kind of adventure to say the least.

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