Blog Carnival
The first ever carnival against child abuse is up today. Looks like quite a few interesting entries. I haven’t had time to peruse them yet, but I definitely will be later this evening. Go check them out!
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Thanks for the link, Mike! I’m so glad you’re participating with us. I appreciate the contributions you make and your support.