I have good news and I have bad news. Which do you want first? Well first the good news. My site has grown by leaps and bounds, especially in the last month or so. In no small part do I owe a debt of gratitude to Cliff at Another Black Conservative, Stacy McCain and Smitty, Saberpoint, No Sheeples Here and many others. Some of it has been luck too, hitting the right stuff and meeting the right people. Who was it that said life was just a lottery that lucky people win?
Which brings me to the bad news. Life is not a lottery and there isn't much luck involved. Luck to me, is the summation of working your ass off and being at the right place at the right time. That this realization isn't something understood or appreciated in many corners of our society is something that we all have to come to grips with. Realize it, do not accept it.
I digress, the bad news is actually that successful blogging is a lot of work.....
And success in your blogging endeavour hinges in a great part on your ability to network, befriend and relate to others. In that spirit I bring you my Saturday Full Metal Jacket Reach Around Linky-love reader, co-blogger shout-out, (pheww). Just be sure not to emphasize the linky-love part as I am finding it difficult to know just who linked me.....Technocrapi.....

First off this week I have The Other McCain. Smitty and Stacy rounded out the week with the biggest campaign-effort to ever behold for Doug Hoffman in NY-23. They are to be commended for putting their mouth where their money is. Read the unfolding saga of Stacy's on-foot Hoffman adventure here. Major tip of the hat as well to the exclusive RSM road-reporting to ABC and myself. Glad to be part of the team!

Next up is Cliff over at Another Black Conservative. ABC as always was a mainstay fixture at the news-aggregate-blog site Memeorandum. Must reads from ABC are Obama to Conservative: Grab a Mop, Tea Party Moves Against GOP and The War on Fox News. Keep up the great work Cliff.
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k KOOK's Manifesto as well had a moving post. This one struck a note with me. KOOK recalls memories of a young man working on grandpa's farm. He relates the story of life and death in livestock and in nature to our society's casual ease at which we dispose of it thereof. Simply moving, a call to arms; an address of the darkness that we face from within the human heart. A must read. KOOK and Andrew seem to be finding their stride recently as much of the content at their site this week was top-notch.Track A 'Crat, ah yes the Track. This week brought us Tracky-goodies such as




- The Unclogged Blog - Conservative Mom from Indiana, a great up-and-comer. Give her a visit.
- I Love Being Right - And she is fed up with being trashed in the press and both parties.
- Anti-Republian Culture - A new reader and friend from CO. He caught my CO series over at the Other McCain. Anything but anti-GOP and a great read.









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