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Look what I’ve got! It’s the Comment Luv plugin, my dears. Every time you leave a comment on a post, it will show a link to your latest blog post. You are highly likely to get a click-through from me, especially with a catchy post title, and you could also get more hits from my readers too!

BUT, and I say again, BUT, I am putting my foot down here about spammy comments. If you leave a comment with the name “Make Money Online”, and your email address is makemoneyonline AT gmail DOT com, and your URL is www.makemoneyonline DOT com? And the link to your last post is for a post titled “Make Money Online”? DUDE. You are SO getting deleted!

There does not seem to be a spam filter in the world that can keep those kinds of comments out. I understand that product review blogs get a different kind of traffic than parenting blogs, and I understand that I will get readers coming from websites as opposed to personal blogs. But this is not a billboard to advertise other people’s sites! If someone wants to advertise their website here, I have advertising available! Buy a text link ad, slap your “Make Money Online” text there, and live here in perpetuity.

Ahem. For the rest of you pretties, enjoy Comment Luv! Mmmmwah!

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St. Augustine, Florida, is not just the United States’ oldest city, it also is known for a special event that takes place the first Friday and Saturday of each month, from 5 to 9 p.m. It’s known as the First Friday Weekend Art Walk, and it features the latest art exhibits as well as music, entertainment and refreshments at over twenty participating galleries. Doesn’t that sound like a great way to spend a weekend evening? Lansing may be the Capitol of Michigan, but it is sorely lacking in artistic culture.

The St. Augustine Artwalk starts at a place called Rembrandtz Fine Gifts for Fun People, and a company called St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains and Old Town Trolleys provides complimentary shuttle service that runs in a loop, stopping at most of the galleries. The galleries feature artists who work in watercolors, oils, and acrylics, many of which capture the beauty of St. Augustine, and one who is famous for a poster he painted of a firefighter kneeling down and holding a flag, created after Sept. 11. If you live near St. Augustine or are planning a vacation to that area, the First Friday Weekend Art Walk would be a great trip to add to your itinerary.

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