Fresh Bread

Sorry that posting has been so spotty the last few months.  We’ve been in the middle of a move.  It’s not a typical move either.  We moved from our house located in a city of 120,000 people.  Now we live outside a town of 9,000.  It used to be that a grocery store was in walking distance.  Now the grocery store is a 15 minute car drive away.   Here there’s no traffic noise, just the sound of birds and wind moving through the pine trees.

We’re unpacking, figuring out where everything is and where to put things in the new house.  It seems never ending.  But yesterday we passed a milestone.  Yesterday, for the first tine, I made bread in the new house.   As the scent of baking bread filled the air, the new house felt like home.

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2 comments to Fresh Bread

  • hi!
    I bought the book that you wrote with skip mcgrath about how to make money blogging and it is GREAT! I now have my own blog and I was hoping you could answer a question for me. (I have been using your blog for reference and it is very good even if I don’t have a breadmaker!)
    How do you get the “subscribe by email” widget/thingy that you have at the top of your page?? I have the rss feed thingy but I don’t know how to get the subscribe by email one. if you can help, THANKS!
    steff

  • Stephanie – Thanks so much for your kind words. And you really might want to consider getting the bread machine. :-) I obviously love mine.

    That’s a great question about the subscribe by email. For the answer, head on over to my blog about websites and WordPress.

    For those of you that don’t know, I co-wrote a book on making money blogging from home. It’s been an exciting time as the book came out the same time that I was packing for my move.

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