tags: She Blog, blog carnival
The second issue of the She Blog blog carnival is now available for you to read and enjoy. The author of this blog carnival says it has received such a tremendous response that she is planning to change it from a once-per-month blog carnival to weekly, to encourage people to visit each and every blog that sends a submission.
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There are WAAAAAYYYY too many carnivals, methinks.
Yes Tabor, I agree....way too many carnivals but they are so specific. At least with the SheBlogs you only have to be female and have a blog! Thanks for the shoutout Sciencegirl!