do I owe you?

I mean have I put your blog link on my sidelines? do you want me to? email me.
Happy Easter. Joyful Passover. Yowza Spring.

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  1. Daisy Dexter Dobbs1:49 PM

    Just wanted to stop by to wish you and your family a very happy Easter, Kate! :-D

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  2. Anonymous5:46 PM

    My kids gave me a box of grenade-shaped chocolates today (homemade, they were supposed to look like eggs) and for some reason, I thought "Kate would appreciate this."

    Happy Easter.

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  3. Anonymous10:46 PM

    I'd love it if you'd link to my blog.
    http://booksforabuck.bravejournal.com/

    Rob Preece

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  4. Gabriele Campbell3:55 PM

    Only if you really read my blog. I don't want people to whom I link feel obliged to link back if my blog doesn't hold any interest for them.

    But if you take interest in my blog, I'd be honoured. :)

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  5. Kate8:28 PM

    Okay guys! You're in. Should have been AGES ago.

    PBW? I'm not sure if I'm touched or hurt. I'll go for touched. Chocolate can't be bad no matter what the shape.

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  6. Anonymous8:34 AM

    I should have worded that differently. I meant, I thought you would probably have muffled as many giggles as I did.

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