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Reciprocal blog links?

Hey guys,
Sorry I've been AWOL the past week, I've been too busy!

Anyway, before I continue on with my series on The First Page, I wanted to know if any of you wanted to trade blog links? I'm going to set up a Blogroll on this blog and if you already link to this Story Sensei blog, please email me or comment below to let me know!

Camy

Comments

  1. MarshaWed Mar 18, 01:05:00 AM 2009

    Hi Camy!

    I link to your very helpful blog:

    http://marshawrites.blogspot.com

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  2. Chicki BrownWed Mar 18, 05:32:00 AM 2009

    Camy,

    I just added your link.

    Chicki Brown
    http://chicki663.webs.com

    Thanks!

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  3. Barbara EarlyWed Mar 18, 05:46:00 AM 2009

    How funny!

    I linked to you a week or so ago.

    http://barbearly.blogspot.com/

    Thanks,
    Barb

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  4. PatriciaWWed Mar 18, 07:00:00 AM 2009

    I've been linked to Story Sensei for some time. Great resource.

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  5. AnonymousWed Mar 18, 12:00:00 PM 2009

    Hey there. Yep, I just added your link to my blog.

    Here's mine: http://lynnrush.wordpress.com/

    I've told tons about this site, it's so helpful!!

    Have a great day.

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  6. saraphenWed Mar 18, 01:21:00 PM 2009

    I'm thrilled, you already have me.

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  7. Prairie Chicks Write RomanceWed Mar 18, 01:31:00 PM 2009

    The Chicks already link to both this blog and Camy's Loft. It would be great to be a part of your blogroll.

    Thanks,
    Janet

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  8. Jeannie Campbell, LMFTWed Mar 18, 10:34:00 PM 2009

    i link to your blog, camy. my blog address is http://mindhealingfiction.blogspot.com

    thanks!
    jeannie campbell

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  9. Rosslyn ElliottThu Mar 19, 02:45:00 PM 2009

    Hi Camy,

    I've had your link up on my blog for months. :-)

    www.inkhornblue.blogspot.com

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  10. Katie GanshertThu Mar 19, 06:50:00 PM 2009

    I link to your blog. My blog is: http://katieganshert.blogspot.com/

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  11. Jill KemererFri Mar 20, 06:07:00 AM 2009

    I've had your link up forever--thanks for the great blog! Here's mine: http://jillkemerer.blogspot.com

    Thanks Camy!

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  12. AnonymousFri Mar 20, 05:34:00 PM 2009

    I've had a link up to this blog for quite awhile now. Love it! Thanks for all the good advice. :)

    ~Lita

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  13. Jennifer ShirkTue Mar 24, 01:52:00 PM 2009

    I come here ALL THE TIME. :)

    www.jennifershirk.blogspot.com

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  14. IanSun Apr 12, 10:18:00 AM 2009

    Would you care to exchange a link with me?

    You are so lucky Jennifer! I don't come all the time :(

    http://ian-englishmanabroad.blogspot.com/

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