Disaster Struck
Today I discovered that disaster had struck. No, I’m not talking about the tsunami warning that sent many residents into ‘leave now’ mode.
Thankfully, we weren’t actually in the wave’s line; only a bit of a surge in the tides was expected. I kept my eye on the government’s Civil Defence website as I continued with my work.
Mind you, tsunamis, earthquakes etc., are things that one can prepare for (and should), but I’m talking about the ones you don’t see coming.
I’ll put you out of your misery. The disaster that struck has to do with this website! The ‘sign up to follow my blog’ part had a hissy fit. Consequently, all those who had signed up actually hadn’t been receiving notification for a wee while. And then, to top it off, all of the addresses got deleted! Grrrrr.
You’d think I would know as I’m rather tech-savvy. But looking at stats is not exactly my preferred way of spending time. So I missed the signals.
The point is if you had signed up – huge favour – please sign up again. This time I’ll be the one sending out the email when I’ve written something rather than it being automatic. So much for automation!!!
You’ll see a sign-up form over there.
(Well, you’ll probably need to go up as well.)
Of course, if you’re on a mobile, the arrow will not go anywhere other than to your fingers which are probably holding your phone. That’s unless you’ve got one of those fancy round things on the back so you can hold the phone without dropping it… no good for me as I often stick my phone into my pocket!
Anyhoo, getting back to the arrow that may or may not point you in the right direction. The form is here; in fact, there’s a few of them scattered around, and knowing that you’re a smart cookie, I know you’ll find one of them.
Be warned. The intention is to write a blog a couple of times a week or when the mood strikes, but they will be short (well, most will), so they shouldn’t impinge on your day too much.
I will certainly appreciate it if you do like me enough to follow this blog. (Ahem, I like you anyway).
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