04 April 2010

Mad Infidel's America

"Mad Mike" has paid me the great compliment of inviting me to be a contributing blogger on his site, Mad Mike's America. I'll likely be a somewhat infrequent poster there, as I am at The Swash Zone -- I never have as much time for the internet as I'd like -- but my introductory post is up.

5 Comments:

Blogger mendip said...

Cool - congratulations!

04 April, 2010 11:53  
Blogger Leslie Parsley said...

Congrats and enjoy. Just don't forget your roots. ; )

04 April, 2010 14:20  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

Thanks -- and don't worry, I won't!:-)

04 April, 2010 16:37  
Blogger Shaw Kenawe said...

Well Dayam! Good for you! I'll be reading you all over the intertubes!

05 April, 2010 15:19  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

Heh.....There is no escape from the Infidel!:-)

05 April, 2010 16:01  

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