I’ve had more than a few requests for a Life in a Shoe button that readers can put in their sidebar. Motivated by another recent request and by the upcoming release of the 4 Moms’ first-ever ebook, I put my tech girl Kait on the job.
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<div align="center"><a href="http://inashoe.com/" title="Life in a Shoe"><img src="http://inashoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/shoebutton.jpg" alt="Life in a Shoe" style="border:none;" /></a></div>
And to make things easy for you, I used a code generator to create grabbable code for you. Is grabbable a word? I don’t know, but try grabbing it and see what you think. Don’t worry; I double-checked it by grabbing the code from the box for the image above. If you see my button, then the code works.
Who’s excited about our upcoming book?! Besides the 4 of us, I mean.
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I am excited. I am very excited to see your collaborative book.
Grabbable should be a word iffn it’s not. For instance, I would describe my 12-year old son’s ears as very “grabbable”. How else would you describe the ears of boys? “Grabbable” or “ungrabbable”. I think it would communicate to everyone what exactly they looked like.
Enjoy the rest of your Saturday.
Isn’t the number wrong though?
Good point! Since the image is hosted on my site, if you use the code your image will update when I update mine. Which I should do VERY soon…