Blogroll updates
I've been meaning to add blogs to my blog reader for a while now, and I've come across many promising looking new blogs that I intended to add ... but never got round to it.
So I guess the best thing to do is simply ask: If you are not on my google reader then please leave a comment if you think I would like your blog.
posted by Chris Tilling @ 1:53 AM
13 comments
13 Comments:
Chris,
I don't know if I'm in your reader, but I'd love to be there!
I think your blog would be much better if it were more like mine.
Or maybe vice versa.
Well, I WAS in your blogroll but I must have made you mad and you removed me. That or it was because I moved my blog.
feels slightly strange to request to be added to someone's blogroll, haha.
anglicanfsu.blogspot.com
let me know what you think!
I don't even know where your reader is. {s}
But over at the Cadre (christiancadre.blogspot.com), I'm currently in the middle of doing two series (Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays); one being the results of a harmonization project I worked up several years ago, and one being a progressing metaphysical analysis I worked up... um... last millennium. {g} Other Cadre posters are doing various other things as well.
JRP
Hi Chris,
I think you might like my blog.
www.zealousconvert.blogspot.com
Kenny
what byron said
but about mine
This is exactly why I wrote this post - some crazy oversights on my part here. Thanks for your comments.
Hi Chris. I like your blog. Because I like it so much, I posted on mine why you should read my blog :)
http://www.archaicchristianity.com/Blog/Archives/2008/1/29/WhyChrisTillingShouldReadMyBlog.aspx
Up for a bit of Orthodoxy?
Got it: to be added when I return home.
I'm a regular reader and sometimes discuss the same subjects you do. I also link here from time to time.
Me, too! Me too! Please add me!
Seriously I'd be delighted if you would consider http://asiabible.wordpress.com where I plan to blog (with photos and video if possible) a trip to teach Biblical Narrative in Sri Lanka (at Colombo Theological Seminary) and a refugee camp on the Thai Myanmar border.
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