Pardon me, I think my blog is showing

Don't mind the disappearing posts. Or the disappearing comments. Pay them no attention at all. Just be glad you currently have your website somewhere besides blogger.com. What's that you say? You didn't? Yah, I feel your pain.

image via wpclipart.com -but will probably dissappear in a few minutes anyway.

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  1. I was really lucky to be at work and then volunteering all Friday such that I didn't find out about the big blogger mess until after it was all over. Since I don't have any of my posts for the past six years saved anywhere, I'm really glad to have missed out on all that! Although, I imagine I should probably do something about the not having them saved part.

    I'm about to console you for actually having computer access that day but...I don't know. Maybe with the disappeared 8 years it was of posts, you're already used to it...

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  2. Ah, but for those 8 years, I only have myself to blame. For this? I can curse bloggger. It was once a hobby of mine. :)

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  3. Just checked, and there is an "export blog" link on the basic tab of setting on the blogger dashboard. It doesn't capture unpublished posts, as far as I can tell, but seems to work well for everything on the web. hth!

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  4. I'm glad you're back. I made a wordpress voodoo doll and hugged it.

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  5. Thanks. You too. I actually started a wordpress account "thinking" about it. But maybe another day...

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  6. It was as if Blogger came down with a bad case of the shingles. Tried to leave comments on blogs but was rebuffed. Scourge! Glad to see that it's since been fixed.

    Maybe you should think about moving on over to Wordpress?

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  7. If it wasn't for the time spent in figuring out how to adjust code in these dang widgets to get them to work again... I just might. Given enough frustration... Who knows.

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  8. Maybe it's time to move yourself and your wife to wordpress....? Lots of nice people, including some absurd ones...Just sayin'...

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  9. Sigh... How does that saying go? Familiarity breeds complacency or something? Can't argue with the quality of the company though! It's definitely top notch. :)

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