My first feature!

One of my recent blogs is the featured piece over at Bring It On!.. sort of a blogging/diary collective. Funny, though Bring It On! is probably more of a liberal site than conservative, I actually found it while browsing through some conservative blogs. It's an interesting idea though, and I'd love to see more partisan views pop up there.

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  1. Anonymous2:45 PM, January 24, 2006

    Way to go Drew! You're a great writer, people are bound to take notice. Good for you.

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  2. enigma4ever8:40 PM, January 24, 2006

    Here Here...Way to go Drew...So well deserved..and now more folks will be reading you ;-)

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  3. Drew Dallons8:29 AM, January 25, 2006

    Great writer? I think not! Thanks though!

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  4. Drew Dallons11:49 AM, January 27, 2006

    Thanks, CL. I love the site... spend a little too much time there and not working though.

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