Blog of the Week - May 21, 2006

This week’s Blog of the Week is Tired But Happy. I like Claire and I like her writing style because she seems so honest (see this post). She was also interviewed recently by Scott at MoneyBloggerPodcast. She’s the coolest librarian I know!

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