Not worried

Well, I'm starting again. Another blog. So my friends can read it and they will get it through their RSS feeds. Sorry Dad. Maybe I will get killed by an internet stalker, but probably nobody cares.

Last time I wrote summer had finished and I was hoping for cooler weather. Hasn't really happened yet. Hurry up please.

Stuff I should write about but I'll do it later:
- Watchmen
- Psychologist
- Wild St jewellery making
- The beatnix
- Dive club BBQ
- Fleas
- School reunion
- Catch up families
- Dive medical

Comments

  1. Anonymous16 March, 2009 22:58

    Yeah!! The Beatnix!!

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  2. Sammi17 March, 2009 07:44

    yay!! Now I can "know" wen you update and don't have to check 5 times a day. lol! :)
    *hugs* Look forward to reading your posts!
    Sammi
    xxx

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  3. Sammi17 March, 2009 07:45

    Sorry for my atrocious English above!

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  4. Anonymous18 March, 2009 08:03

    Yay George - a delightful surprise to see you in my RSS reader. :)

    Praying for you too.

    And agree - where is the autumn weather?! Bring it on!!

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  5. hardygreenwood18 March, 2009 21:41

    Glad you're back

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  6. Georgina19 March, 2009 22:38

    Hehe, what a delightful surprise! 5 comments! This is why I'm going public again.
    I forgot to set my email up so it would email me, so I hadn't seen that my friends had commented. Like a little Christmas present!

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  7. Daily21 March, 2009 20:45

    great to see you back on the public blogging and back in my RSS feed again.

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  8. /Karen/26 March, 2009 07:40

    Ditto; I didn't realise I couldn't see you in my RSS feed when your blog was private so I wasn't reading at all :( Sorry!

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  9. /Karen/26 March, 2009 07:53

    I am having issues with your feeds though. I can see that the following feed URLs work:

    http://to-live-is-christ.blogspot.com/atom.xml
    http://to-live-is-christ.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
    http://to-live-is-christ.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss

    but

    http://www.blogger.com/feeds/8522694888507594523/posts/default

    doesn't. And the ones that work aren't showing current posts. Maybe it needs a while to update, but please double check your settings ...

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