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 Hadley Spencer:  https://www.blogger.com/u/1/profile/16719857040151082210 

Abbygail Ottley:  https://atottley.wordpress.com/ 
Abinadi Cruz:  https://abinadi10.blogspot.com/2022/09/first-week-family-relations.html 
Alayna Earl:  https://jadesfamilyinsights.blogspot.com/ 
Alexandria Walton: https://alexwalton-faml160.blogspot.com 
Alisa Tanner: (alisasweeklyblog.blogspot.com)
Angela Larson:  https://insightsonfamilyrelations.blogspot.com/ 
Ashley Garvin: https://defenderofhome.blogspot.com/ 
Cody Giauque: codygiauque.blogspot.com 
Earl Woolery:  https://faml160earlwoolery.blogspot.com/ 
Eleanor Barnum:  https://eleanorfamilyblog.blogspot.com/ 
Emily LeFevre:  https://emilyjanetmarriageandfamily.blogspot.com/ 
Emma Haderlie: hoopesemma.blogspot.com 
Gabriela Valdez:  https://familyrelation2022.blogspot.com/ 
Hanna Minson:  https://bloggingforthegreatergood934.blogspot.com/ 
James Brown:  https://latenightfamilythoughts.blogspot.com/ 
Jared Golet:  https://defenderoftruths.blogspot.com/ 
Jase Elzinga:  https://jaselzinga.blogspot.com/ 
Justin Kunzler: https://thekunzlerkronicles.blogspot.com/ 
Lara Horst:  https://mendingfamilyties.blogspot.com/ 
Lily Parker: http://everythingeverywhere.jbpfam.com/ 
Macy Brant: UGLY DUCIKLING - Home (weebly.com) 
Megan Bodily: https://meganbodily.blogspot.com/ 
Michael Scoville: https://contextualizethefamily.blogspot.com/?m=1 
Morgan Abbott: https://familyrelations873171732.wordpress.com/ 
Pedro Arreaga:  https://pedroarreaga.blogspot.com/?m=1 
Rebeca Solano: rebecacm642.wordpress.com 
Seth Hartvingsen:  https://sethsfamilystudies.blogspot.com/ 
Sophie Waters:  https://sophthestudent.blogspot.com/ 
Sunshine B: https://bur20022.wixsite.com/sunshine (Links to an external site.) 
Taylor McCready:  https://relationshipswhodaretobedifferent.weebly.com 
Tyler Malcom:  https://familiestoday.weebly.com/ 
Veronica Hernandez:  https://veronicaahernandezz.blogspot.com/
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