Everything from Blogspot appears to have transferred over just fine. Take a look around, let me know if I accidentally dropped your link off the blogroll on the side. Marvel at the cuteness of my child on the Flickr stream, and tut-tut over how much weight I’ve gained during this pregnancy.
A huge thanks to my awesome husband Andrew for putting this site together as a present for me! It’s like getting a new car. But without the expense.
Paragraph breaks appear to be back [Yay!], and I’ve re-added a link bar on the side. But I know I’ve missed a bunch, so if you don’t see your blog up there, please drop me a line or leave a comment. I’m going to be adding more as I get time today. [I just did a gmail search on “blog link” to see who I’ve exchanged emails with, and added whoever I happened to read this morning before Audrey wakes up. I hope that catches most of them, because my pregnancy brain is pretty mushy today!]
Andrew has been fiddling with Other Blog Solutions lately, and it turns out that one of the tools for slurping up the previous posts out of blogspot to transfer to another system can kind of mess things up. Oops. I’m not sure if anyone even reads this blog on a regular basis, but if so, you may have noticed that it was completely borked without a template for a day or two, and we’ve also lost our links on the side and paragraph breaks in previous posts. I’ll be working on getting those back.
Or maybe I’ll just move to one of the other test sites he’s been fiddling with.
There is an almost complete lack of partisan politics in personal finance blogs, which is a welcome breath of fresh air. And sort of interesting, too, since politics and money — even at the personal level — tend to intertwine so much. My eyes glaze over when the “Tastes Great!/Less Filling!” bickering starts up. *Click*, move on. I am one of the apparently rare folks online who really doesn’t care what someone thinks about Iraq, Bush, abortion, whatever other new hot button issues happen to be out there, unless I happened to be married to the person. And that slot is already filled.