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My Black Friday blogger wishlist (if you truly love me…)

Well, I’m Canadian, so we don’t HAVE Black Friday.  But here are some little FREE gifts you could give me, or rather my blog, for no reason at all besides sheer adoration.  In no particular order:

  • Follow me on Twitter.
  • Click Google’s Follow Me link on the right-hand side of the main page (I’m putting in a link in case you’re reading this in a blog reader)
  • Read and Follow my husband’s parsha cartoon, just because it’s cool.
  • Rate and Like my posts at JBlog Central
  • Like my blog on faceshuk / JewPI (why the heck not…?)
  • Finally, every post now has a Share button below it… if you read something worthwhile, pass it along!

Oh, yes; there is one more thing:  LEAVE COMMENTS!  Google says almost 600 of you visited my blog yesterday, some for quite some time.  I think fewer than five people left comments (though some left more than one; thanks!!!).

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  1. AnonymousNovember 26, 2011 10:51 PM

    I hear you on the lack of comments... it's so much easier to just think them. I need to remind myself that you don't know what I think of your blog if I don't tell you.

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  2. KathleenNovember 28, 2011 11:16 AM

    There are a lot of times when I read and don't comment. Sometimes it's just laziness, or because I'm quickly trying to peruse new posts but not stay on the computer long. Sometimes it's just commentor's block :-)

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