I’m in the middle of (yet) another redesign of Creating a Better Life (thanks to this fantastic theme called Visionary by Justin Tadlock), but I wanted to take a break from it and continue the acknowledgment of bloggers who have linked here over the past week. Be sure to check them out… there are some great reads out there!
Make it Great! with Phil Gerbyshak
Thank you all!
[ Data pulled from trackbacks and pingbacks, Technorati, and Google Blog Search. If I missed your link, please don't be shy... let me know and I'll add it! ]
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Hi Lyman, happy new year to you!
I really thank you for linking back to my introvert article!
You’re the first one who link back to my article =)
looking forward to your new design!
All the best for 2008!
Robert
Good to see you too, Robert! And you’re welcome… it was a great read.
Happy 2008!
Lyman – I never give you any link love. You earn every bit of it with your authentic style and your ability to give more than you get!
Let’s make it great in 2008, shall we?
Lyman I have to admit I haven’t seen your blog since you changed it and it’s great! And yes I have to say i don’t give enough link love myself (ironically speaking lol)
Keep up the great work man!
Your friend,
T
Phil,
Sure you do… you just did!
Thanks for your kind words, and yes – great in 2008 sounds like a plan!
Tony,
It’s great to see that you’re still blogging as well. Empowerment 4 Life is back in my feedreader where it belongs.
Thanks for swinging by.
Hi Lyman, do you know if there’s a plugin to pull this info?
Not that I know of, Nneka… I’ve been keeping an eye on the “Incoming Links” on the WordPress Dashboard, which is really just pulls in this information. Throw in the Technorati Reactions sorted by freshness and any trackbacks and pingbacks, and it’s pretty well covered.
A plugin would probably be able to pull the data fairly well from Google’s Blog Search, but I’ve noticed that the Technorati data can be a bit funky when it comes to dates. It also doesn’t seem to distinguish between a link in a post and one in a blogroll or a recent comment list.
Vickie,
Yup… I change my WordPress themes like I change my underwear… once a month! No, wait a minute…
I’m glad you like it.