Don't like to use aggregators or RSS feeds to stay on top of Traveler? Not a problem. Over on the lefthand column I've added a handy box where you can sign up for daily email updates of my latest posts. It's quick, it's easy, and it's free. And if you don't like it, you can cancel it.
As it's configured right now, emails are sent shortly after midnight with listings of the previous day's posts. So, if you're away from the computer for a day or so, when you log on to check your email you'll be notified of what I've been up to without first having to go to the blog. Too, if you're traveling and check your email via your cell phone or PDA, you'll be able to stay current with my posts.
Please let me know how this service works. If it's a waste of time, I'll dispense with it.
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January 26, 2007
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