RAMBO: iVillage is Looking for Ten Contributors! - twitter moms: the influential moms network

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RAMBO: iVillage is Looking for Ten Contributors! - twitter moms: the influential moms network: "Hello Twittermoms!

My name is Kelly Wallace and I had the great pleasure of getting to know many of you while I worked as a correspondent for CBS News and hope to work with as many of you now that I'm at iVillage. I joined the women's web site last month as chief correspondent and will be hosting and executive producing video shows for women/moms. And that's where you come in."

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Tammy Frost said…
Just wanted to say Hi, I spent some time checking out your blog again and it is looking really good. You are expanding your blog pretty fast. I noticed I wasn't in your blog list. Are you still following my ehowevents blog? I noticed one of your comments again and thought I would pay you a visit. Good Luck and have a good weekend.
August 28, 2010 at 6:49 AM
Alrady said…
Tammy - I was but dont' know what happened... send me the link and I'll add it to the blogroll. Personal confession of a confused blogger: I can't keep my head wrapped around anything. I'd love to have you do a guest blog sometimes and link back to whatever you need to promote. All the various experiences are so awesome!!!!!
August 28, 2010 at 9:10 AM
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