Saturday, February 15, 2014

Coming back to Blogger



It's been four years since I left Blogger and moved to a WordPress site. I used to run a blogging empire from the driver's seat of my taxi, pulling out my MacBook Air to sign on and register a new domain between customers.

 Had a taxidriving blog on Blogger. It's still there, if anybody wants to have a look at Car 58, where are you? where you may read the night thoughts of a night cabbie.

Well, I thought it was entertaining reading at the time. And so did my brother cabbies around the world - there's still one or two blogging happily away if you follow the links to Dublin and New York.

The photo shows Taxi 58, freshly repaired after some bingle or another. Probably a kangaroo on my shift.

I guess I'm back on Blogger, as a member of the Prestigious Writers' Group. I'll see if I can find something to write about that isn't taxidriving. Shouldn't be too hard, there's a world of fascinating things out there!

--Peter

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10 comments:

  1. Glad to have you here. I will have to check out your old blog.

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    1. Glad to be here, Jason. It's been four years since I reviewed my old blog. Heaven knows what skeletons lurk in dark corners!

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  2. Glad to see you too! All the bad apples bobbing up, eh?

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    1. I'll see how the thing goes. Early days yet, but looking very positive!

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  4. I prefer Blogger to WordPress--BIG TIME! Word press cut me off for some infraction I never understood and they could not or would not explain what they thought I had done wrong. They gave me no chance to fix whatever the problem might have been. They just shut down my skin care blog and my arts & entertainment blog. I was already on Blogger at the time, had been on Blogger for several years before my adventures with WordPress, and I have never had a problem here. My brief time with WordPress definitely made me appreciate Blogger!

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    1. You probably mean WordPress.com. I use Wordpress as a blogging platform on my own domains. With Jetpack, it's a fantastic platform. Immense variety of themes and the ability for infinite customisation.

      Blogger's big advantage is easy integration with all the Google products.

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  5. I can just imagine the stories you'd have to tell. Don't leave us in the dark... or standing on the corner!

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