Sometimes it's easier to get started with your good work if you have a friend or two who's in it with you. PledgeBank.com is here to help make that possible. Just submit your pledge, spread the word, honor your pledge, and watch the good works grow. Check out some of the pledges I started:
* www.pledgebank.com/giveblood2006
* www.pledgebank.com/justclick
* www.pledgebank.com/letters
* www.pledgebank.com/sowhatcanido
Feel free to pledge with me. And just for the record, I do the things I promise regardless of how many people pledge to do them with me.
If there is some action about which you feel strongly, make a pledge, gather support, and, together, honor your pledge. And let us know about your success. The PledgeBank.com is a great way to generate interest and action on the things that matter most to you.
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It's time for the 2006 Bloggies, annual awards for the best of the blogosphere. So what can I do? has been nominated for "Best-Kept-Secret Weblog".
Numerous nominations are needed to be a finalist, and you must nominate at least 3 blogs on your form. Here are some of my favorites:
* So what can I do? (http://sowhatcanido.blogspot.com) - Best kept secret.
* Arkansas Daily Blog (http://www.arktimes.com/)
* Tayari Jones (http://www.tayarijones.com/blog/)
* AJOB Blog (http://blog.bioethics.net)
* Women's Bioethics Project Blog (http://womensbioethics.blogspot.com)
* Negrophile (http://www.negrophile.com/)
Choose three or more of your favorites and submit your nominations by January 10. May the best blogs win!
Check out Janice's pledge, and sign on if you like.
Thanks for joining me in my pledge. My outlook is the same as yours; whether or not 10 people sign up, I will be walking for better health this year.
Thanks for creating a great pledge, Janice. Exercise is so important. Increased exercise, a healty diet, and abstinence from tobacco can reduce illness leading to death by 50%. A pedometer is a great way to keep track of incidental excercise, so thanks for encourage the use of them.
I hope you'll visit So what can I do again soon. And thanks for signing on to my pledge!
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