A Wardrobe Malfunction Or Something
I just discovered an error made in this blog on Friday, March 18.

In this post, I mentioned "Fortune Cookie Friday" and intended to link to http://taralynnjohnson.blogspot.com/. However, I put in the wrong URL, so the link went to a previously-cited post at Anomalous Noodge. No harm in that, but I meant to link to Tara.

So, everyone reading this is strongly encouraged - nay, COMMANDED - to go to http://taralynnjohnson.blogspot.com/. Now.

Just don't look for Fortune Cookie Friday. On March 21, Tara chose an alternative distribution method.

P.S. Have you visited http://taralynnjohnson.blogspot.com/ yet? If you did, perhaps you should visit it again. She may have posted something new in the last ten seconds.

Comments

Photominer said…
I was there! I go there often, she rocks.
Thursday, March 24, 2005 8:43:00 PM
Ontario Emperor said…
If you can get someone to pay you for your writing, then your writing must be good.
Friday, March 25, 2005 8:02:00 AM
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