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I've added some new links in the Blogs I Like section.  I am terribly lazy about doing this and most of them, I've read for quite a while.

Give them a whirl.  Dragon's Den, Hooterville Holler, Ronni's Rants and Waiting for Someday.

September 15, 2005 in Keep On Blogging In The Free World |

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vero

Thanks for the link, Lisa!

Now I have to go write something witty and wonderful!

Posted by: vero | September 16, 2005 at 01:23 AM

dragonlady474

Thank you! And if I can ever figure out how to link people on my site I will return the favor. For right now I have you and Angry Democrat as links in my profile.
btw...how are you doing?

Posted by: dragonlady474 | September 16, 2005 at 08:37 AM

Country Girl

Hey thanks Lisa! I'm heading out tomorrow morning to shop, so email me about your Katrina goodie bags and let me know what you have so far or what you would like to add, ok?

Posted by: Country Girl | September 16, 2005 at 11:29 AM

moiretta

I have enjoyed a refreshing tour of you brave bloggers and have great admiration for your endeavors! The links are a great help to me, as my mind is a sieve. Off to Hooterville.
xxoomoi

Posted by: moiretta | October 01, 2005 at 01:53 PM

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