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A thank you, and around other blogs

Thanks to all who went over to Valley Girl's blog to wish her a happy birthday. Even though she gets more comments than I get hits, I figure a few more on her personal holiday wouldn't hurt. And thanks to those who left their message here.

Some blogs to go to: Now that we are going into the Christmas season, I want to direct your attention to some of our friends.

Jessica, in her blog Five Pines, has gotten her tree, and is starting to watch the classics, such as "A Charlie Brown Christmas", as they are being shown on TV.

Tim Lones' Classic Cleveland Media is starting to feature some of the more obsolete episodes, such as Hoppity Hooper. He also has a big day coming up. More on that later.

Liquid, my favorite business lady, is featuring ornaments and other gift ideas from her "unique boutique" Around the Corner. Scroll down and take a look at her picture there. That's my favorite picture of her yet!

Kathy's Klavier gives us a great Christmas gift idea.

Have a great weekend!

Comments

Jessica said…
Happy Friday.... I'm going to go and visit some of your featured sites today. Thanks for sharing!!
Cliff said…
Jessica: You're welcome. I hope I can direct some traffic towards your blog too. You do an excellent job.
Valley Girl said…
Thanks again, Cliff!!!
Cliff said…
Val: Remember this. You now are a part of the family here at WIXY's Gone Bananas.

You are very welcome.
Kathy said…
Hey thanks for the mention of my blog! I really appreciate that. I will do the same for you.
Cliff said…
Kathy:I think that there is a wealth of knowledge in the blogs that I visit on a daily basis. Your family values,and the Christian witness you exhibit needs to be promoted.

Most of the blogs are unique in their own way and I don't mind sending readers that may not see your blog on a regular basis your way.
Michelle said…
Well I will definately have to check out some of these other blogs. Great job as always.
Jessica said…
Has it really been 42 years for a Charlie Brown Christmas? If so it must have been the year I was born, 1965. That's neat!

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