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HomePersonal, Posts Long night


Long night

Written by Erin on 10 November, 2009 - 3:35 AM — Leave a Comment
Erin

I’m posting this to my new site, since I will be moving over to it ASAP.

Long night here at Caer Daven.  Been doing coding and moving articles.  Man there is a lot of Stuff here.  I can’t believe how much is on this site.  And all of it in just 10 years.

Yes, it’s coming up on Daven’s Journal’s 10 year aniversary.  Actually, now that I think about it, the aniversary was back in October.  So it’s just recently passed.  Wow.  That’s coolness.

I guess it’s appropriate that I have a whole new Journal now.

Spread the word, I’m moving on up.

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