I SURRENDER….All right, already. I’ll link to you. Just don’t bring catblogging into it, OK?
To avert feline catastrophe, head over to the blog deemed Most Deserving of Wider Recognition and drop a few shekels in the tip jar.
UPDATE: And don’t forget runners up Dohiyi Mir, who also has catblogging, and Majikthise, who doesn’t. On the other hand, she does have penguin blogging.
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