A change at wilsonsalmanac.com

Gday, Blogmanac reader. I intend to place this introductory matter beneath the animated masthead above, on each page of the Almanac, because many readers arrive for their first time and don't know their way around. I'm aware that it might be a nuisance to some, but feel free to use, or ignore, any links, and scroll down to other matters if you wish.

I haven't forgotten that some replies are to be made to comments on the Blogmanac. Honestly, I've barely had time to scratch myself if it itches. I intend do them very soon. 

Thank you, as always. And I'm sorry the text here is slightly askew. I tried a lot, but I can't fix it. It's OK beginning November 5 at the Almy, I believe. Love, Pip

Entire site, and owner/webmaster, Pip Wilson, are 'Under Reconstruction'

Read  excerpts from Pip Wilson's Australian historical novel 'Faces in the Street' ... Only at henrylawson.info ... A big novel about Henry Lawson and his suffragette mother Louisa, their passions and amazing friends ... What they didn't teach you at school about the Lawson mob ... Terrorism, sedition, anarchy, laughter, love and tragedy ... Only at henrylawson.info ...

Big deal.

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When 'Source' links on this page move address or die, I might allow them to stay here, but the Wayback Machine might help you locate the original.
CalendarHome.com has some good date calculators, and in particular this printable, illustrated, 10,000-year one

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reetings from Bellingen, Australia.
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Inquiries from publishers are welcome, but, dear reader, please don't use my work without my written permission. If I've inadvertently used something of yours that you consider not to fall under the fair use and copyleft doctrines, please tell me and I'll gladly and quickly remove it. See you tomorrow!
Carpe diem! (Seize the day!) And, as they say in McDonald’s, ‘have a nice da-ay’ (add plastic smile). Nup. Make a great day.
Pip Wilson


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