New Home Warming

Today, I learned 2 very important life lessons.

1) Never assume technology to actually work for you.

and

2) NEVER ever ever change your email address because life as you know it will cease to exist UNLESS you remember every single freaking thing you ever entered your email address into for the 3+ years you had it.

Welcome to my NEW domain! I'm glad you were able to find me. I'm afraid that in the transition I will have lost some folks.. I hope they all find me eventually. I will miss my friends that I don't know exist but that are loyal readers.

Shall we play a game?

Let's all guess the amount that the "internet marketing professional" (as told by Google) person that purchased my old domain a mere 2 minutes after it became available will try and get from me to sell me back my old URL. Any takers?

Comments

[Maribeth]

Well, has it happened yet?

[Laurie]

I'm going to go with a lot, but look at you already back up and running. Welcome back!!

[Rox]

Soo glad I found you. I thought my computer had gone postal yesterday. Then I almost had a mini-panic attack. lol! Anyway. Like I said, glad I found ya! :-)

[Rox]

Soo glad I found you. I thought my computer had gone postal yesterday. Then I almost had a mini-panic attack. lol! Anyway. Like I said, glad I found ya! :-)

[Linda]

Looks like your old domain name is up for sale now... http://www.tdnam.com/trpItemListing.aspx?&miid=7545070

[Rox]

Your old domain IS for sale at the tdnam place for $250. Considering the age of your domain and the links to it that is cheap!