Moving On..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

OK, the site is working again and I’m going to take a look at some other hosting packages in the near future, so that’s that for now. I’ll keep you informed, obviously, and I’m still open to suggestions but I’m moving on from my ranting about it. Life’s too short! 🙂

Thanks for the welcome back, Eric!

It’s nice to see Scoble blogging again. We’ve missed ya’ Robert!

Take your time getting back into the flow, we’ll be reading anyway!

Seems like I’m about the only blogger I read not going to SXSW this weekend, eh? OK, I’m not really the only one, but alot of the folks I read regularly are getting geared up for it. Hope you all have a good time and I expect full reports when you get back, if not before!

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