You already know that I link mother earth’s reproductive health to ours. Kristen at Lively Women agreed that we are intimately tied to our surroundings and has some tips on how to improve that relationship.

Alzheimer’s Notes took the opportunity to talk about how to create the least stressful, most calming environment for those affected by Alzheimer’s.

The Daily Tomorrow, our resident green blog, celebrated the work of two of her favorite organizations, the Napo Wildlife Center and the Louisiana Bucket Brigade and Veggie Chic tried to figure out how best to eat to support the earth.

While Blog Action Day is officially over, the need to show a little more love to the environment (and by extension ourselves) is a constant. Tune in tomorrow for more reasons why we need to be a little more in tune with the earth.

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Blog Action at B5Media

We have decided to change up our normal theme day this month here at the science and health channel. Since lists have become fairly popular, we are offering up our take on the “top 10″ from Autism to Veggie eating. Some of us offered up funny, some clinical and some very personal. All in all I think it was a great job by everyone that participated. So now your up, go ahead and check us out…

Laura at CFS Squared offers up What CFS Has Given Me- The Good Stuff, and by the way she has a kick butt collection of pj’s. At Baldiness she lists a very informative Top 10 Reasons She Might Be Bald By The Age Of 40!

Kristina at Autism Vox really hit home on the mommy thing when she listed Top 10 Things I Have Learned From Charlie And From Being Charlie’s Mother.

Tony at Astronomy Buff has given you Ten Things You Need To Know about Astronomy. This is great for someone like me that knows the big goose egg about anything astronomy related but is wowed by anything about it.

Gloria at Cancer Commentary gives it to us straight- The Top Ten Deadliest Cancers

Our resident vegetarian Jul gives us 12 Tips For Eating More Veggies

Gabrielle gives us a very playful Ten random Reasons For Wanting To Have A Baby

Ali, our very green blogger, and thank goodness she is around to keep me straight on such matters, gives us Top 10 Ways To Green your Commute

Angela offers up some funny stuff at breastfeeding 1-2-3 with 10 More Wacky Search Engine Terms

And I, that would be Kendra, share 10 Things That I Have Learned From Living With Diabetes. And yes, that includes cutting down on my nemesis… cheesecake. I also offered up 10 Hearty Trivia Facts over at my other residence, A Hearty Life

Moving on… Kristen at Lively Women let’s us in on 10 Women Blog Sites That You Will Love. I feel like she shared a big ol’ secret, haha.

Alicia at Mental Health Notes is very real as always, and that is why I love her, by letting us in on The Top 10 Things She Has Done Since Being Diagnosed With Bipolar Disorder

Julie at Breaking The Mirror shares with us 10 Overlooked Eating Disorder Symptoms . If you haven’t checked out Julie’s site, she is an excellent writer that tells it like it is- so go on and see for yourself!

Grace at Kids Health Notes adds her Top 10 List of vaccines for Your Teen. Great information on a somewhat controversial topic.

Scott offers his manly advice on Health and Men with his 10 supplements to help you size up.

And finally, Mary Emma at Alzheimer’s Notes presents us with Top 10 Tips For Maintaining Alzheimer’s Care Sanity

And ta-daaaa! What are you waiting for? Go take a peek!

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The Lovely List Round Up

Ten Random Reasons for Wanting to Have a Baby (in no particular order):

1. To cash in on all of those “first 100 fans age 12 and under” promos at the local baseball stadium. Where’s my bobblehead?
2. To justify the purchase of several boxes of Keebler’s frosted animal crackers. mmmmm, frosting.
3. To totally shock and surprise friends and family, many of whom have no idea of our baby aspirations. At least not until they find this blog.
4. To have a date for Baby Loves Disco.
5. To add one more (hopefully) rational, sane, intelligent person to the American voting population.
6. To be able to politely decline all holiday dinner requests and force people to congregate at our house and eat my cooking, not the other way ’round.
7. To have a reason to baby-proof the apartment, and giggle as my husband tries to figure out how to open cabinet doors and drawers.
8. To watch cartoons. All. day. long.
9. To dress someone (boy or girl) up in this.
10. To prove all of those people who say, “better travel/hike/camp/enjoy life while you’re young. You can’t do that kind of thing with kids….”100% WRONG.

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Ten Random Reasons for Wanting to Have a Baby