How To Add Topic Feeds And Static Pages In Blogger

I've burned new RSS Feeds for a few of my key topics:
Subscribe to EcoMeg - Daily Photo
Subscribe to EcoMeg - Gardening
Subscribe to EcoMeg - Homemade Beauty Products
Subscribe to EcoMeg - Homemade Cleaning Supplies
Subscribe to EcoMeg - Recipes
Subscribe to EcoMeg - TechnoMeg

For TechnoMeg followers, here's how I did it:

1. From the Blogger Dashboard, navigate to Design.
2. Click Add A Gadget and scroll down to Labels.  Add this Gadget to your blog.
3. Navigate to your website and click on the label for which you'd like to burn an RSS feed.
4. Copy the URL to your clipboard.
5. Navigate to http://www.feedburner.com.  Sign in to Google (or create a username and do so).  In the box below Burn A Feed Right This Instant, paste the URL for your label.
6. Replace this code in the URL:  /search/label/        with this code:     /feeds/posts/default/-/
7. Click Next.  Modify the Feed Title and Feed Address as you wish.  Click Next.  Click Next again.  Put a check mark in the Clickthroughs box and the I Want More box.  Click Next.
8. Click the Optimize tab.  You'll probably want to activate Smart Feed and Feed Flare, but these can wait.
9. Click the Publicize tab.  You'll want to activate Buzz Boost, Email Subscriptions and PingShot, but these can wait.
10. Now, if you click back to the Feedburner.com page, you'll see your feed listed.  Click on it, then click on Edit Feed Details.  You'll see your feed address there.  Use that as you wish in whatever gadget or chicklet (you'll find these on the Publicize tab) you like on your website.

If you want to put your label RSS feed into a static Blogger page and put it on a toolbar beneath your header (as I did - check out my links bar):

1. On the Publicize tab within your RSS name in Feedburner, click BuzzBoost. 
2. Modify the feed settings, then click Save.
3. Scroll up and cut and paste the HTML into a new Page within Blogger (you need to go to your Blogger Dashboard, then click Posting, then click Edit Pages and start a new page.  Paste the HTML in the post section and label the header accordingly).