The View from this End..

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Well, oh my Mother!

After nearly a month of  long distance phone calls,
sweat and toil, a trillion emails, messages to the non-people of the elusive and seemingly not contactable Google and Blogger...

We have had a result amid the reassurances, that Mum's Blog Name 'The View from this End' and address have been returned to her undressed in terms of her posts, but nevertheless is her natural home.

I think this has brought it shockingly clear to her, that she has blog land in her heart as well as mind amid the doubts and in the times, days, moments when she is frozen without a fresh post in her head.

She now knows without a doubt that she is truly entrenched and in love with blog land, with all their friends she has made within, and to their words which resonate and fill her...

l don't think she will be thinking of leaving here ever again.
A Pyramid of Piffle

Welcome home Mum!!

luv Saz x

p.s. if she is in your side bar, reader or dashboard list, she should reappear as she posts, but you willl have to follow her again....

Comments

  1. Eddie Bluelights11:26 pm, November 02, 2010

    Brulliant to get the blog back - but undressed of posts. Have they all gone or is it that they won't let her have them back? Of course I will sign up again . . . . going right now. Eddie x

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  2. Maggie May11:29 pm, November 02, 2010

    Good that shes got the name back but when I think of all those wonderful posts being lost, my heart goes out to her.
    Maggie X

    Nuts in May

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  3. scrappysue3:14 am, November 03, 2010

    your mum looks so good in purple! love your new orange blog too!

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  4. elsie5:22 am, November 03, 2010

    your mom is GORGEOUS!!

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  5. libby7:12 am, November 03, 2010

    What a good daughter you are..well done.

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  6. ADDY10:12 am, November 03, 2010

    Glad she is back in blogland. What a stunner she is too!!

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  7. Mara12:10 pm, November 03, 2010

    I hope something like that never happens to me! It sounds awful. Glad she's back again though!

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  8. Daryl2:44 pm, November 03, 2010

    I wondered where the link I had went ... so glad this is all sorted out....xo

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  9. Anonymous3:35 pm, November 03, 2010

    Oh, your mum is AMAZING! In every way! She's so lovely, so clever, and what a wife... fifty-two years, my goodness, you are lucky to have such a mum!

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  10. Moannie6:09 pm, November 03, 2010

    I didn't think I still had the capacity to blush, but gosh, what a lovely post and comments. Thank you...I have missed your company so much...t'aint any fun to be on the outside looking in.

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  11. Sniffles and Smiles11:01 pm, November 03, 2010

    Woo Hoo!!! So glad!!! Welcome back, Moannie!!!

    And Saz... I LOVE your new background image!!! Tres chic!! Love you!!! XOXO

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  12. Suz4:21 pm, November 04, 2010

    yeah!

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  13. Suldog4:56 pm, November 05, 2010

    Your Mum is a treasure. You didn't me to tell you that, but I did anyway.

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  14. Shrinky4:02 pm, November 07, 2010

    She sure is pretty, sorry to hear she's been having troubles with her blog - I'd simply shrivel up and weep if I lost touch with all my bloggie friends!

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  15. aims6:39 am, November 08, 2010

    Your Mother is a beauty and writes the same way.

    I am glad she is back. I have enjoyed her stories ever so much!

    Thank you for all the work you did for her Saz. You are a wonderful daughter!

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  16. presious5:04 pm, November 08, 2010

    Awwwh! She is such a sweetie pie! Welcome back to Mum!

    That happened to me before and it took my daughter to realize that I had signed in under the wrong email. I had forgotten that I had a different email address for my blog sight.

    Good for her!

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  17. Sandi McBride10:03 pm, November 08, 2010

    Welcome back seems to little to say! Hear horn blowing and multiple noise makers causing calamity and cheers!~
    hugs
    Sandi

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  18. Land of shimp10:18 pm, November 09, 2010

    Good heavens you're a good-looking team :-) Great to have your mom (or rather, your mum). I hope you're doing well also!

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  19. Anonymous3:15 am, November 11, 2010

    Thank you, I have recently been searching for information about this topic for ages and yours is the best I have discovered so far.

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Take the weight of your feet, draw up a chair and pour yourself a cuppa. Leave your troubles at the door and together we shall ride out the storms.


Saz x

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