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An apology.

Posted By: Arthur on January 7, 2008 in Ramblings - Comments: 1 Comment »

I have to apologize to any of our faithful readers out there for my lack of things on the blog lately.  With the holidays, a new job, and being in the middle of a huge bathroom project the posts just haven’t been as frequent as they should be.

I always tend to feel guilty not posting new things, and it seems that the site has suffered some readership because of it, but I promise that things will get back to normal soon.  I have a few posts in the works and I hope they generate some readership and bring some people back that I haven’t noticed at the site in quite awhile.

So thanks to everyone who keeps checking in and I promise some good stuff real soon!

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  1. Rick says:

    Arthur, not to worry. I check your blog everyday and comment when I can. Things happen and schedules change so I am sure your loyal readers like myself completely understand and if they don’t then shame on them.

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