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GoodWordEditing.com on Brief Sabbatical

Started by goodwordediting · 9 months ago

As you all may have noticed, I’ve slowed a bit. Business travel, TheHighCalling.org redesign, and the HighCallingBlogs.com design have swept over me like flood waters.
Also, I’ll be moving this site to a new server later today (hopefully). There are a lot of bac ... Continue reading »

7 comments

L.L. Barkat
2 years ago

We are here, noses pressed to the water. Waiting. Patiently?

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Marcus
2 years ago

Noses pressed to the water? You'll break the surface tension!

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L.L. Barkat
2 years ago

What, you want to keep the tension? Who'd a thought it?

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Craver-VII
2 years ago

Oh guys, that is so baddical!

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L.L. Barkat
2 years ago

At least it's not sob badical. Or, snob badical. That'd be even worse.

In the meantime, Craver... goodness gracious, my kids are asleep. Who gave you permission to make me laugh so loudly?

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