A Housekeeping Note

One of the most neglected tasks of most bloggers, I suspect, is updating their blog list.  Even on really big blogs, you will find many of the links lead to long-expired sites.  Well, Green Eagle is no different, but I finally got around to adding a few websites I like.  This was largely motivated by Magpie, one of my all time favorite bloggers, moving to a new site, but includes several new entries to the list, including the great economics blogger Brad DeLong, Simply Left Behind, a blog I've enjoyed for years, Gin and Tacos, and Welcome to Pottersville 2.

I've really like the material at these sites, and any minuscule thing I can do to get them a few more hits will be mutually beneficial to both the blogs and the readers.  Thanks to all of you for keeping me interested over the years.

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Cirze said…
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February 3, 2013 at 4:48 PM
Cirze said…
Thank you for the blogroll addition, kind sir.

It's great reading your blog too.

S
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