Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": I welcome Blog exchange Links

January 4, 2008

I welcome Blog exchange Links

Today, I have decided to welcome exchange links for my blog and also I wish to exchange Subscribe Feeds. I will subscribe to your feeds and you subscribe to mine which is http://feeds.feedburner.com/LilyruthsThisAndThatFriendlyCottageYourPetsAreWelcome , that means I will put yours to my blogroll and I will Subscribe to your feeds.

I think thats really good to let more and more people to visit and read your blog and get to know each other and share opions and views. So I do hope all fo my friends and also the rest of the blog communities will leave me a comment here if the wish to exchange links with me or feeds.

5 comments:

Susan said...: Hi Lilyruth. I would love to subscribe to your feed and exchange links with you. My link is http://his-hers.ozzieblackcat.com You can find the feed for the site at the bottom of the site. Thanks so much. I think it's a great idea for all of us to do this. your friend, Susan; 1/05/2008
ILL_Natured_gr said...: Hi Lilyruth,

i've added both your blogs (this and Dogcents) at my blogroll!

Cheers!

George M.

http://illnaturedgr.blogspot.com; 1/05/2008
Anonymous said...: Hi please add my blog to your blogroll and I will do the same.

I have just started this blog a couple of months ago and I would appreciate any help I can get with linking people and getting more traffice. Thanks!

I have added your link as well.

http://emperor.haspoken.com; 1/13/2008
Gerard said...: Hi, I would like to do a link exchange on your blog to mine.; 1/14/2008
lilyruth said...: Thanks to you all for adding me to your blogrolss and know this is good for both our rankings. I only wish more people would join us.; 2/08/2008

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