PaperGirl Rides Again!

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Pin for WWII Victory Girls, who were the real Rosie The Riveters, I've learned. It's not that I have a huge thing for the WWII ladies, but the images are just so great.
Pin for WWII Victory Girls, who were the real Rosie The Riveters, I’ve learned. It’s not that I have a huge thing for the WWII ladies, but the images are just so great.

Good gravy that was awful!

The server. It had problems. There had to be a migration. The migration, it had problems. I was without you. Lost. Lost at sea. Lost at sea with no peanut butter. Lost at sea with no peanut butter, no coffee.

It was horrible! And over my birthday, too! What a rip-off!

Well, anyhow, PaperGirl and the site are both back up, obviously, and I apologize for any inconvencience. If not being able to access my blog rates anywhere near an inconvenience for even a handful of people, why, I’ve made it in this world.

Tomorrow, I can begin making the changes to the website I’ve long needed to make (turns out the server problem had to be handled first, bleh) and a fresh paper — PaperGirl, that is. What will we discover, friend? I’m considering observations on anything from Door County, Wisconsin, to turning [REDACTED] years old yesterday, or perhaps I’ll offer Reasons To Adore Yuri, or explain the kitten puppet I bought and named Belli. I promise no politics, no people-bashing, and no harsh language

Does that make my blog frivolous?

It does??

Welcome home, baby!

11 Responses

  1. Angie
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    I was bummed and I missed you! Welcome back and belated happy birthday!!!!!

  2. Linda
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    I had shared your post regarding the wearing if overalls with my daughters just before PaperGirl went down for refurbishment. Will your July posts be made available in the archives?

    So glad you’re back!

    • admin
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      Yes, ma’am! In the server transfer, some posts got chomped, but they will be back soon! I’ve got a guy working on it. Believe me, I will not rest till that’s done. Thanks for reading (and sharing!) Linda. 🙂

  3. chalyce
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    Yay! So glad you’re back in action!! 🙂

  4. Jackie
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    Yay! You’re back – I missed your blog tons!!

  5. Karen
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    Frivolous is terrific–I sure need more of it. I did miss that email every day that invites me to visit with you–so you’ve made it in my world! Welcome back!

  6. Laurie
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    Oh Mary, you brilliant woman you! So enjoyed the Steinbeck quote. Wowsers. Thanks for all you do for the world!

  7. Karen Morrell Johnson
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    Missed you! Welcome back!

    • admin
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      Karen, thank you (and everyone) for the lovely b-day wishes. xoxo, Mar

  8. Lisa D.
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    Mary,

    Oh my, you are back!! Our prayers are answered! Now, we can all now enjoy that happy skippy feeling that my inspiring cyber friend is fine! Hope you are enjoying all the goodies and we insist that the celebrating of your birthday continue with good wishes, for the best year ever,.. in spite of the evil internet snaf foufou. But please, please, don’t change a hair of your writings, we love the real Papergirl. The art of Papergirl is that she is real and unedited for the target audience, which are real people!

    Love,
    From,
    CT

  9. Marie-Claude Lajoie
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    I worry about you! I was away for a couple of days and there was no posts from you on my blog aggregator and I was worried. (For some reason, Feedly didn’t take your last posts even though Papergirl is still in my subscription list) I look forward to your posts everyday.

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