So last night I did a little fiddling and redirected this address over to www.richlovatt.com and then sent a little tweet out.
Only it didn’t work, so the blog is back here for now at least until I get things sorted.
It’s not that I don’t want to carry on blogging; I do – but I’m not sure that its going to be as comics focused going forward and I was hoping bu switching over to my other domain that I’d be able to branch out a little.
Ah well.
Not that I’ve got that much time to blog at the moment anyway, I suppose. That should change this coming weekend as we (we being the family) get back into a routine once the inlaws have left and I’ve got a bit caught up at work.
The only thing to ask then is – with my pull list reducing by the week, what should I blog about?
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