Monday, March 26, 2007

Issue 2

Welcome to the second issue of TopBlogMag!

Thank you all for your comments and words of kindness, both here and at our mybloglog community about our first issue last week. We hope to keep impressing you with the collection of articles and pictures we publish however, to do this we need your help. We need you, yes you there, to submit your entries to us each week; without them we won’t have much of a magazine.

Our aim is to give you a variety of writers to read each week and introduce you to new bloggers, blogs, thoughts and ideas. This week, due to lack of entries, we have suspended our ‘only 1 post per writer in a 4 week period’ rule, which actually works out well for you because you get to read another delightful post written by Sarah from In The Trenches Of Mommyhood who also gave us the most unique hits this week making In The Trenches Of Mommyhood Blog Of The Week – Well done Sarah!

Click here to find out how to become blog of the week next week and receive a week of free advertising for your blog.

All of the posts you can see on this page are part of this issue of TopBlogMag so go and have a good read, scroll right down to the bottom, click over to the view the blogs of the writers you enjoy and don’t forget to leave comments for our writers – I know they are dying to hear what you think.

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