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I've Changed My Website

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irish daveyboy Community Regular
irish daveyboy
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My old Website (spaces) was hosted by MSN and is due to close in March 2011.

I've been busy over the past few weeks Migrating most of the important information to the new Wordpress site.

There's a great collection of Celiac Related videos on my new site, do check them out.

I've updated my profile so when you click on my website it transfers you to the new Wordpress location.

The layout of the new Website is much easier to navigate and is more user friendly.

Do go visit and if you like what you see, I'd appreciate a link from your own website, so others can find it easily.

Many Thanks.

Best Regards,

David

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kareng
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My old Website (spaces) was hosted by MSN and is due to close in March 2011.

I've been busy over the past few weeks Migrating most of the important information to the new Wordpress site.

There's a great collection of Celiac Related videos on my new site, do check them out.

I've updated my profile so when you click on my website it transfers you to the new Wordpress location.

The layout of the new Website is much easier to navigate and is more user friendly.

Do go visit and if you like what you see, I'd appreciate a link from your own website to it so others can find it easily.

Many Thanks.

Best Regards,

David

Please tell me you put your re joes on the new site! I enjoy them.

irish daveyboy Community Regular
irish daveyboy
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Please tell me you put your re joes??? :blink: on the new site! I enjoy them.

I'm presuming that's a Typo and you meant Recipes !! :D

There are Recipes and links to my recipe Blogs on the site.

Best Regards,

David

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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I'm presuming that's a Typo and you meant Recipes !! :D

There are Recipes and links to my recipe Blogs on the site.

Best Regards,

David

My spell check is evil and possessed.

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
Posted

My spell check is evil and possessed.

... and probably unused :P

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

... and probably unused :P

Can't turn the durn thing off! It changes spelling as it pleases! When I want it to correct sumpin, it doesn't.

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
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Can't turn the durn thing off! It changes spelling as it pleases! When I want it to correct sumpin, it doesn't.

Which is why I said unused. Glad my 'puter doesn't do that - I would kill it!! I can spell better than it can - it doesn't even know half the words I use :ph34r:

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