The End

Blogger told me this was the 100th post, but, having counted (I seem to have a lot of time on my hands) I realised that it isn't. Anyway, though it may not be my 100th post there's still something just a touch monumental about it. This post (which I think is my 98th or 96th, or something) is my last...

Let's just let that sink in for a moment...

Of course, now that I've given you a few seconds to digest that part of the news I can continue...

This post is my last... on Blogger. Yep, that's right, I've upped sticks and moved home to Wordpress (after all, I understand that's what all the cool kids are doing these days). Everything that once was (and actually still is and forever more shall be) here can now be found on the Wordpress blog. Every post and every comment (barring this final, Blogger exclusive one) has been duplicated with ease, thanks to Wordpress's handy migration tool. With any luck this will signal a bit of a return to more frequent posting.

So please, follow me across to the new blogsite. I hope you enjoy reading about my delightful (and, I'm sure on occasion, not so delightful) adventures, misadventures and musings.

You can find the new and improved (but mostly the same) Notes for a Confused Life right HERE.

And, because I can't help but be lead wherever the cool kids say I should go, over the last month I've also been posting on Twitter. You can check out my feed on the right hand side of the new blog (can you do that Blogger? I don't think so) or go straight to my Twitter home HERE.

In the meantime, I wanted to thank everybody who's been following me on Blogger for the last few years. It's been great to know that there are people out there who will actually listen to and appreciate my writing, despite the fact of it's occasional moroseness. I hope that you'll all take a look at my new home on Wordpress.


PS. As a little addendum to this final post I thought I'd mention that I'm going to be experimenting with creating a few more blogs. Once they're up and running, you'll find links to them on my Wordpress page, as well as at the end of this final post.