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Quiet Here for a Day or Two

posted at 12:58 am
on Apr. 28, 2006

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Sorry it’s so quiet here.  I’m trying to post my self-imposed quota over at Vancouver Metroblogging.  I’ll have lots to say at the beginning of May.

Meanwhile, here are a few of the items I posted there recently:

Literary Tour on Main Street
(posted 3 hours ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Relationship Blog Death
(posted 9 hours ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Playing Ultimate Again aka I Ain’t in College Any More
(posted 14 hours ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

There’s *How Many* Cafes Near Here?
(posted 18 hours ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Switching to Shaw Digital Telephone Service
(posted 1 day ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Faustian Concepts of Hell
(posted 4 days ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Cupcakes Rumor
(posted 7 days ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Woodward’s Condos On Sale Soon
(posted 11 days ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

I Missed the Vancouver Police Auction
(posted 18 days ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)

Portraits at a Vandigicam Meetup
(posted 25 days ago in Metroblogging Vancouver)



 
 

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