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Apr 18: Not Keeping on Top of Things

See, this is what happens when you let things slip.

I have a bad habit of having blogs in my blog-roll but not in my RSS reader. Because I've depended on the RSS reader more as I've been busier recently, I've been missing out on some interesting reading. I only just noticed, via a comment on another article, that Dominic Delmolino has been uncharacterisically busy on the blogging front ;-)

That leaves me three new actions.

1) Add him to my RSS reader. (Done)
2) Have an interesting time reading through his recent blogs. (This Weekend)
3) Synchronise my blog-roll and RSS reader. (This Weekend)

I didn't miss these two though. Both are tremendous.
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#1 - Dominic Delmolino said:
2007-04-19 10:21 - (Reply)

Thanks, Doug :-)


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