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Goodbye, friends? No!

No way, no how!  Our new slogan here in MamaLand is, "You say goodbye... I say 'Hello, New Way of Connecting with Friends no thanks to Google's FriendConnect.'"  (seder or no seder)

To be honest, I have no idea what the imminent demise of Google FriendConnect means to me, as a blogger, but the thought of a single one of you missing a post makes me ever so sad. Luckily, we have options!  Oy, do we have options for you.

Hmm... what are the options?

Oh, yeah!

1.  If you're reading this in a blog reader, you're already okay; I'm not going nowhere, as they say in my old 'hood (I was raised in a Greek and Italian neighbourhood, I swear!).
2.  If you're reading this the old-fashioned way, in my blog itself, look way, WAY up to the top-left corner.  Do you see the word "Follow"?  Yeah, that one.  Click it!  Then click "Share" right next to it... just because you're nice.
3.  You can subscribe by email!  How sweet is that???

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4. Or...you can hit this great big orange button to see all your fabulous RSS-feeding options:

But really, why limit yourself to only one option???  Go ahead and do all 4, just in case.  That way, you can be sure you will never miss a scintillating minute of our...

Adventures...
in...
MamaLand!!!

New slogan:

Keeping the JBlogosphere lashon hora free since 2006,
unlike some other Jewish blogs I could name.
(ha ha ha... get it?)
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  1. Lisa HowardMarch 15, 2012 10:16 AM

    We are starting a brand new Jewish education blog... hope you'll check us out. We love what you are doing!


    - The Marshall Jewish Learning Center Blog

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