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Sunshine Bella

I don't have any opinions about anything today, so here is a nice picture of Bella enjoying the sunshine.

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Anonymous said…
Alwyn, your RSS feed has been broken since 2006-10-02. Can you please check your settings?

Thanks,
RSS user
10:25 pm
olli said…
Hi. I've checked the feed. The link on my blog takes me to feedburner and this is up to date.

I also subscribed to it myself using google reader - again it worked fine and is up to date.

Have you tried resubscribing? Or using a different reader? I'm afraid I don't know much about the technical stuff, but it is working.

Anyone else out there having problems?
1:14 pm
Anonymous said…
Yeah, tried resubscribing and even going back to your old feed. It must be my aggregator because it seems to work google reader. It's weird because some FeedBurner feeds work and some don't (I just realized I'd lost Stepping Stones too). Sigh, guess I'll have to check all the feeds that haven't been updating. Thanks.
9:29 pm
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