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Right day?  Check!

Right blog?  Check!

Right drugs?  Check!




Earlier this week I screwed up.  With 3 blogs on the go, normally I'll try to have a post or two in the bank so I can schedule them ahead of time.  That's the route to go with my weekly Ponder, Pause and Pun caption post that runs Wednesdays.  I've usually picked the pic, cribbed the copy and scheduled it to run by Tuesday, sometimes Monday.

I thought I was so smart this week.  I'd had Tuesday's post and Wednesday's PPP all set to go and scheduled by Monday.

Imagine my surprise when I flipped on my computer Tuesday and saw both posts on the same day.  Holy poop.  And I couldn't do anything about removing PPP because by then Moooooog had left 3 or 4 captions.

So I moved Tuesday's post to the PPP slot on Wednesday and left PPP on Tuesday's blog.

Happily, lots of folks are leaving their captions so it's good to know they found the post even though it was slotted on the wrong day.

My excuse?  It's the drugs.  Remember that chemo thing?

Some days they'll throw me for a bit of a loop.

So listen.  If you tune in here one day and there's nothing new, hop on over to either dufusdownbeat for a musical profile or Slings And Arrows for a little political satire.

Between the three of these blogs you're bound to find something of interest.

Hey, not a bad little cross-promo, eh?

It's the drugs.

;)

Comments

Moooooog35 said…
Sure. Blame me.

Typical.

Are we married?
nonamedufus said…
Moooooog: Pick up your socks.
Anonymous said…
Of course it's Mooooog35's fault.

Everything is HIS fault.
nonamedufus said…
Quirks: Everything?
ba_hutch said…
The funny thing is I thought it was Wednesday and it was only Tuesday... But my question is: Did you actually write today's post before you switched days, so then you had to put PPP on Tuesday?
Donnie said…
You're forgiven this once. You were right to hold moooooog responsible though. He usually has his finger stuck in something where it doesn't belong.
Me-Me King said…
Talk about the effect of meds....I read cross-promo as cross-dresser. Oh, boy!
nonamedufus said…
ba hutch: I wrote today's post yesterday.
nonamedufus said…
Don: Hell, I had to blame someone and Moooooog's such an easy target..
nonamedufus said…
Me-Me: I haven't gone there yet, but you never know.
OMG... what day is it? I thought today was Wednesday. Must be going batty from watching Moooooog's vlogs.
K A B L O O E Y said…
Confused. Do you guys have a time machine or something? What is this "planning ahead" of which you speak?
Unknown said…
Good drugs make for good cross-promos.
nonamedufus said…
CatLady: I don't know anymore.
nonamedufus said…
Kablooey: Time machine, yeah, that'd be great. Set the way back machine, Sherman.
nonamedufus said…
AmyLK: And according to Me-Me, good cross-dressing.
Anonymous said…
Three blogs!?! That is quite impressive. I have a hard time keeping up with one!
nonamedufus said…
thinkinfyou: Yeah, it keeps me bus...and sometimes a little confused!

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