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A couple of  things...

1. I bought an internet domain name. That's very, very advanced for my Internet skills, so it's worth an announcement. It's melindagallone.com, or www.melindagallone.com (see it up there ^^ in the URL bar?!). Pretty exciting, huh? From now on you can find my blog there. This blogger site will point you to my domain so you don't actually have to do anything different. BUT if I ever move off of Blogger you'd need to find me by my name domain. No worries though. I'll announce it if I ever make a change and I'm still pretty far off from designing my own site.

2. Upon looking through my posts I noticed there are several I never published. If you subscribe to my blog, you might get emailed posts that are dated from long ago. Don't panic. I'm just publishing some old work.

3. I'd love to get to know you better, so please feel free to drop a comment anytime.

OK. That's it for now.  Thanks for stopping by :)

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  1. I do not subscribe to your blog, will you ever post the old stuff here?

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    1. Hi. It posts to the blog, but in the correct date order. You'd have to scroll back to see it. Once I publish a few I'll publish a new post linking to them. Thanks for asking!

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  2. Congrats on the domain

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