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The super cool and adorably honest Tricia is hosting The 31 for 21 Blog Challenge to Raise Awareness for Down Syndrome. (31 days in October, in honor of Trisomy 21 aka Down syndrome...follow?)

~You do NOT have to have a kid with DS to participate.
~You do NOT have to talk about DS everyday.
 
The idea is just to blog every day in October, and for those of us who have lots of DS related things we *could* talk about, it’s a good chance to catch up!
 
Now where to find time to carve out to actually DO it…
 
If you're a blogger and you want to blog each day in October, click on the button above and go over to add your name to the list.  And grab the button code from the box on Tricia’s post.  That’s it!
 
Oh and all you Facebook’ers out there… feel free to do it that way if you’d like.  We’ll take all the positive awareness we can find, but this is really all about the blogs… for those of us who still prefer them!  And yes, I’m one of those!
 
If nothing else…click on the button, go see the list of people participating as it grows this week, and enjoy getting to meet some new families and maybe make a few friends!
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  1. CindySeptember 30, 2010 at 11:50 AM

    I'm going to try to make it next month! Thanks for the button! :)

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