Following

A few of you have asked how to follow my blog. Honestly, I had to Google it. According to these instructions I have to have two or more posts, so here is post #2. Please let me know if you still don’t see the follow button.

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  1. Apparently you have to click on “Leave a Reply” and then add your info to get notification of new posts via email. I never did see a “Follow” button.

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