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1. Awww Mondays	2. messymimi's meanderings	3. It's a Snap!
4. Gattina	5. bailey unleashed	6. My GBGV Life
7. Catscue	8. Margs Animals	9. Zoolatry
10. Our Rainbow Friends	11. Curious as a Cathy	12. My Mind's Eye
13. A ShutterBug Explores	14. Woodsterman	15. Brian's Home
16. Jeanne Foguth	17. Purrseidon	18. Sawyer
19. Willy & Fluffy	20. Yes, my dear	21. Deborah
22. 15andmeowing	23. Home Invasion	24. Chatty Crone
25. misadventures of Milo	26. Say Cheese!	27. Golch Central
28. Celestial Kitties	29. Xmas Crafting	30. Cloudia Honolulu
31. Arty - The LLB Gang	32. peripheral perceptions	33. Catification at PAWS
34. Phamily Blog	35. Hairballs and Hissyfits	36. Driller's Place
37. Music Moves Me!

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The most common reason for this is that the blog is hosted at Wordpress.com (who does not allow javascript) or some other blog service that does not allow javascript.

JAVASCRIPT is the technology that allows a blog to pull data from other sources like Linky Tools. This is a limitation set by some free blog services like if you are the blog owner of this Linky Tools listand there is nothing we (or a host of other tools) can do about it.

However, you CAN do something about it...

Get your own hosted Wordpres blog. No, it's not scary but yes, it might cost you about $5 a month. At hosting services like GoDaddy, you can purchase a Wordpress Hosting account and they set the whole thing up for you. By owning your hosted blog, you have much more control and give yourself the ability to use JAVASCRIPT services like Linky Tools directly in your blog posts instead of needing this extra page.

By having your own hosting account, you also control your own content and backup rather than hoping Wordpress.com never decides to go away, take down your blog or otherwise lose your content in some unforeseen event.

NOTE: Wordpress.com and you have a Blogger blog, or a paid blog hosting account (Wordpress or otherwise), you can use the code from the TOP BOX when you click "Get Code" from your dashboard... this will make your Linky Tools list appear directly on in your blog post.