In the past 15 years, I moved a lot. From home to college to Chicago to the suburbs. From one apartment to the next. Even if I am in a place for a couple of years I need to move the furniture around every once in awhile. I guess that is why it should not be a surprise that I am moving my blog again.
I started Unpublished Opinion on blogger five years ago this week. I moved it to Vox two years later. Now I am feeling constrained by that platform and am moving to Wordpress.
I have no idea how to move my posts from blogger and vox or even if that is possible without doing it one by one, so for now my archives will be elsewhere. (save for my 101 in 1001 list which I need to have with me).
I know the blog is not very attractive right now, but if you are like me you will be reading it in a feed reader anyway, so it might not be so bothersome. I will be working on it, though.
I also have plans for working on a dedicated crafting blog, which I hope will inspire me to get back to crafting and sewing on a regular basis. Unpublished Opinion will become more active now that I have more free time after giving up a (barely) paying blog gig. I will try to write about a variety of things, but you know that it will mostly be about the cats.
I hope you will join me at my new home and I promise not to move again. For at least another couple of years.
Last month, as we were passing through Ohio, we stopped at an IHop, We go to the one by us often, so we thought it would be a good choice. However, there was a major problem with the food that resulted. The "turkey sausage and cheddar cheese omelette" was supposed to look like this:
Instead, it looked like this:
It is almost like the cook made a plain omelette and and then remembered to add the turkey sausage and cheese as an afterthought. Despite vigorous complaints to the corporate folks, we did not even get so much as a coupon. If you want to stay away, it was the IHop in Holland, Ohio (#5461).
So Yummy. Avocado, cucumber, and asparagus.
101 in 1001 list (Also completed #49. Dine at three new (to me) local restaurants)
on Looking back and looking forward