Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for December 18, 2019

December 18, 2019 By Long and Short Reviews 1 Comment

First: a quick note for our participants. Long and Short Reviews won’t be having the Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge for the next two weeks. Instead, we’re having a Winter Blogfest (a prize on every post!). The Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge will resume on January 8, 2020 with a whole new year of topics! Hope to see everyone there. Now, back to our regular programming…

Each Wednesday, Long and Short Reviews hosts a weekly “blog hop”. For more details on how to participate, please click here.

Today’s topic is: 10 gifts for people who love (you choose the topic).

Thank you for joining our Weekly Wednesday Blogging Challenge! Please put the direct URL to your blog post here so other participants can visit your post. Thanks!

1.	Tanith Davenport	7.	Dixie Jackson
2.	Marianne Arkins	8.	Michael Mock
3.	Judy Thomas	9.	Sara Reinke
4.	Kristin @ Lukten av trykksverte	10.	tena Stetler
5.	Lydia Schoch	11.	patrick prescott
6.	Megan Slayer

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