Honest to God thoughts from an unconvinced Quaker psychologist
"Had she thought there was no meaning in life, no purpose, when God had gone?...'Well there is now,' she said aloud, and again, louder: 'There is now...We have to be all those difficult things, like cheerful and kind and curious and patient, and we've got to study and think and work hard, all of us...and then we'll build...the Republic of Heaven." Lyra, In 'The Amber Spyglass', Philip Pullman
Ever wonder if random bloggers in the recesses of cyberspace are linking to your blog?? Now you can find out!
Who Links Here
Go on, stroke your ego, you know you want to!
posted by Ruthie @ 3:07 PM
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I'm Ruthie, or Ruthie-annie and I come from Northern Ireland but I'm currently studying for a PhD in child psychology in England. I'm an internet geek who likes to cook, go to the gym, listen to music and eat chocolate. I like to say what I think with a little bit of passion and I like to discuss just about anything with anyone.
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I added this code to my blog immediately. In my case, however, it cannot be because of narcissism. This is easily proved with an elementary syllogism:
1) Humble Quakers are not narcissistic (by definition).
2) Rich in Brooklyn is a humble Quaker.
3) Therefore: Rich in Brooklyn is not narcissistic. QED.
If you see any flaws in this reasoning, please don't tell me. (My self-image is very important to me).
Of course Rich. Your humility is an inspiration to us all :)
i have to admit, i did the same. I was very disappointed, half the ones i was aware of didn't show up!
Me too Sarah - it's not very thorough is it?
Actually, you can find what pages link to any site by going to Google and searching for
link:http://whatever.com
Neat idea though
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