Was not going to post today - work is way too intense, but I had to note the experience I, and maybe some of you, had this morning.
My blog was gone. At first I thought that the work filters had become even more selective, but thats a different nasty screen. Then I had a fellow blogger try (thanks CG) and they also failed, but was kind enough to suggest it may be a blog spot issue, as it was.
The thing was that I was terrified that it was gone. I have some of my posts in the Word files I composed in, but by no means all. I have no record of the comments. I have become attached to this blog.
I am attached to my music and in terror of KA's wrath if I toast her pictures. I have an extra hard drive sitting in my office. I'm unflappable.
I will have to print my blog, find it a warm safe place. It holds way too much of me to have it just disappear into thin air.
Who Am I
- Nate
- I'm a middle aged man - separated and finally accepting, and yes, even embracing, being gay. My alter-ego Bibydays started this blog as a bisexual married man. One day I realized that Bibydays was just not an accurate description in so so many ways: Nate was born. Turns out there is much more to issues of my orientation than I ever realized. My world at work while not closeted is still not truly open but my family and friends stand with me in the sunlight. This place, once my refuge, now becomes a place where I can come to write when I have something to say.
2 comments:
Blogger craps out occasionally. It really sucks.
By now, I'd imagine google has your pages saved to its cache as well
For what it's worth, this is why I tend to use a bit of overkill on my Blogger setup. I have it e-mail every post that I make to my personal e-mail at home. I do the same w/ all comments I receive.
The first is most definitely a bit crazy, but the comments thing is nice in that I know when comments come in, without having to be in my blog all day long.
Again, for what it's worth. But I also don't expect anyone to be as obsessive compulsive as myself. :)
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