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Altering blog setup and location

Submitted by tired_gardener on Sat, 03/22/2008 - 07:12
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I am making some changes to my blog on the back-end. For most this will not change anything. If you use the feed, this will change where you feed too. I'll let you know what the change is, when I know.

Also, until I get it finished, you might notice that the entries are disappearing. I am moving them to the new spot on the back-end and they will be visible there when I am finished.

Some links will change, but I'll set the old links to autoforward to the new location.

Thanks for your patience.

Jason

 

UPDATE: I've moved everything over to the new spot. The only things that should change on your end are the following:

The blog location of http://tiredgarden.info/blogs/tiredgardener has been changed to http://tiredgarden.info/blog

All future blogs will be filed under http://tiredgarden.info/blog/[Title] instead of http://tiredgarden.info/blogs/tiredgardener/[title]. I left the current blog entries in the old directory structure so as not to break links.

The RSS Feed did not change.

Thanks,

Jason

Dirty Fingers - Issue 1

Submitted by tired_gardener on Sat, 03/22/2008 - 05:20
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Welcome to the March 22, 2008 edition of dirty fingers. This is our first edition and we received some very good submissions for it. Read them all, and enjoy!

Lucynda Riley sent us two fun crafty articles from her blog, A Crafty Nature: Tin Can Herb Pots and Terrariums.

Nichole Halsey entertains us with a discussion of our compulsion to hover over our babies: Simply Irresistible, she's so fine theres no telling where my money went? posted at Bad Human! Don't take chemicals from strangers!.

General

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Yard Yarns (Limerick and Haiku Prompt) posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog. This prompt is prompting us to get our creative juices flowing and write something interesting.

Theodore Pappas asked us to post Gregory McNamee's article Seed Banks: The Seeds of Salvation posted at Britannica Blog, saying, "A fine post on ... seeds--and the importance of "seed banks.""

Thank you for reading! Submissions are requested for the next issued. Submit your blog article to using our