Switch over

I officially switched the RSS Feed over to the new BloggerPro version of it, since it came out of Beta and into production. Now if you click the little “XML” image on the right side, you’ll go to that feed instead of the old one. The old one will continue to work for now, but don’t expect it to work for more than a day or two. This is your final warning to make the switch in your aggregator! Let me know if there are problems with it!

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