Thanks to this Blog's Top 10 Entrecard Droppers

I have been remiss in citing my Top Entrecard Droppers for the last few months. I am really, really very sorry. It is just that access to a computer was truly difficult to find.

For the month of January however, please allow me to mention them all here.

THANK YOU so very much to all my top 10 EC Droppers:

1. Wineworld

Winesworld is a friendly wine guide for amateurs, by amateurs. It is a blog about Scandinavian travel, including food & wine and other Scandinavian ways of doing things.

2. Tasty Thoughts

Your home to the best news and views about cooking, restaurants, and food.

3. Vigltd

Site about being smart because it is not smart to always play it safe.

4. Positivemen

Blog about being positive in all aspects of our lives because it can bring wonders to ourselves and others.

5. Fermentedly Challenged

A beer blog focused on the variety and enjoyment of good craft beer. Reviews, news and brews. Talks about pairing beer with great food. Video brewery tours and festival reviews around the USA.

6. Loving You

Blog about love.

7. Whatever Comes to Mind

Site about parenting, motherhood, family life, child rearing, blogging, the author's experiences in the US, including posts on cross-sitching, travels, the Philippines, also product reviews, buzz, opinion and much much more.

8. Enjoy Work as Leisure

Blog about life with less stress if it is enjoyed with leisure . After all, work is only a game.

9. Free Online Japanese Recipes

The author invites: "come join me on how to get a healthy eating life style thru' the world healthiest food recipes, Japanese food recipes".

10. Snackosaurus Rex

Snackosaurus Rex is an online magazine for people who love to eat.

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