Over the next few days V and I are taking a few days break down the coast – a long weekend away of sorts – after what has been a rather full on few months.
So in my absence I’ve decided to run a little series highlighting some posts from my archives that newer readers to the site might not have seen (our house sitter didn’t feel like keeping my blogs going as well as watering our plants for some reason).
These are the posts that I regularly give the links to when readers ask questions via email. They were all written in 2004 (I’ll do another series of posts from 2005 in the future if this works out OK).
Some of them are slightly dated in some aspects – but all of them still contain ‘gems’ that will helpfully help new readers and old reader alike. Please feel free to add your own tips and ideas on each of the posts.
I hope you enjoy this series – I know I’ll be enjoying the chance to take a few days off!
Sounds good, have a great trip!
Thanks for doing the links. Your archives have tongs of quality info and advice. Have a rockin’ trip.
enjoy the trip. I wonder Darren if you have any plan to publish an e-book based on your archive.
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