And it just moved me for some reason. I wasn’t even a Queen fan particularly, but this song is actually quite lovely, and quite sad I think.
I’m feeling slightly hung over from the Christmas party last night, therefore, you wont be getting any scintillating posts from me for the rest of the weekend.
Unless of course Teresa Jacobs sets up another e-book publishing company. *g*
I think my rather caustic e-mail to Blogger HQ must have worked, seeing as they’ve decided to allow other non-blogger users to sign in. *g*
commenting is now available for all Blogger blogs. This means that your friends and readers can leave authenticated comments on your blog using their blog URLs from OpenID-enabled services such as WordPress.com, LiveJournal, and AOL Journals, or with their AOL/AIM accounts.
We’ve chosen a few popular OpenID providers to highlight on the comments form, but OpenID is, well, “open”! You can use any OpenID service to post a comment by choosing “Any OpenID” and filling in your OpenID URL.
Does this mean that you don’t have to have a Googlemail account to subscribe to comments I wonder?
Anyhoo, the wisest decision they’ve made for a while, as a lot of Blogger users were about to revolt.
