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And that from The Peach Tart herself. Seriously, the Peach Tart is a hilariously irreverent blog that should be on anybody-who-likes-a-good-read-and-a-laugh's list.
"The Peach Tart blog is my venue for expressing my silly observations and rantings about my quirky life and all the eccentric characters that I hang with. Sometimes raucous, often raunchy, occasionally potty mouthed, I tell it like I see it. I write about things that interest me, inspire me, irritate me, amuse me and make me think. Read on and come on an adventure with me." Quoted from her Blog.
The blog is colourful, not only in design but use of the language, The Peach Tart is a Southern belle after all. Discussions range from losing weight by having sex (not the missionary position), A night out for dinner, The Fart King on a red-eye and Boobs; and that is just on the first page. The Peach Tart has an impressive 25 awards bestowed upon her by readers, and an equally impressive 361 Followers at writing; and an extensive blog list that could keep you busy for weeks.
This is definitely a 5 Gold Sovereign Blog
You'll find her listed in Library 1 - Personal Blogs 2
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Library 1
1. 3 Quarks daily - Commentary
2. Sleep Talkin' Man - Fun & Humour
3. Boomer Pie - Personal 2
4. Hilarious headlines - Variety (New)
5. It's No Wonder I turned out this way - Personal 2
6. Artisan of the Human Spirit - Personal 2
Library 4
7. Conservation Nation - Green
Reviews Page
8. Blogging about other Blogs - Blogs on Blogs
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Blogs on Blogs
A new feature on the Libraries Page in the middle column.
At the moment features one blog, Blogging About Other Blogs, which is similar but different (and newer) than Blogger's Cafe as it features not only blogs with brief notes about them, but also gives a lot of simple (and some not so simple) tweaks and technical ideas for bloggers.
Hop across and have a look

Last week's review of Sleep Talkin' Man coincided with a Reedit. The site had 141 followers at the time of writing, 340+/- at the end of the day. Today I checked the site for an update and read..,. you won't believe it.
Followers have jumped to an amazing 3088
And they now have a t-shirt business... who ever said you can't make money from blogging? At least certainly not from clicking on ads.
And... Hunter informs me was a BON last week, which is confirmed.
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I have just found this blog and is just begging to be reviewed.
Sleep Talkin' Man is an oddball blog, very plain and extremely funny.
"My mild-mannered English husband Adam lives quite a colourful existence in his dreams Having benefited from hours of delight at his dead-of-night musings, I thought it only fair to share them with the world."
That about sums it up. The blogs has 141 followers at the time of writing and gets various comments on each post. You have to be prepared for the liberal use of the English vernacular, but then it wouldn't be half as funny without it.
Four Silver Shillings 
The blog is listed in Library One under Fun & Humour Blogs
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Happy New Year!
I know I'm late, but better late than never.
This whole no net thing has really unsettled me, I feel gyped out of something special, cheated, betrayed, violated....
I'm trying to get my head back into place and have started posting again, but those of you who know about my many blogs will realise that starting from a standstill is not easy.
But I'm on to it. Never fear, I hope you all let the champagne corks fly to welcome in the New Year?
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