Brief Update

Posted on April 26, 2008
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John Lennon said “life is what happens while you’re busy making other plans”, and he was oh so very right. Life has happened here folks, and all my plans have come to a screeching halt for a little bit.

As some of you know, I am living in south Georgia at the moment in order to help out my extended family with some projects. Two weeks ago, one of those projects became my number one priority, and since then I have been working ten hour days to rewire a 100+ year old house.

In addition to the rewiring work, it is time for our garden to go in, and with around a dozen people eating off of it, it is quite sizable, so all of the time I am not wiring is going into that project.

Fear not however. Tobacco Reviews is still up and running, and though I am slow and late with the requests, they are getting done. As soon as I have some breathing room again I will get back to the process of moving the site to the new code base, a process which was about 85% done when I had to stop.

Thanks for reading here, keeping the site going, and offering your encouragement over the years. You make it all worthwhile.

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Comment by Irishlefty (J Travers Devine)
2008-04-26 10:34:38

I don’t think anyone can find fault with the great job you have been doing all on your own and if you have to take a break for family obligations, well thats just life.

Considering what we all pay you, you’ve done a remarkable job thus far.

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Comment by old puffer
2008-05-04 14:01:49

I would like to add that I have a great respect and admiration for what you have done and are doing, not only with this site but as a responsible person caring about and for others. I stumbled upon this site and the work that you and others have contributed here has made it one of the greatest accidents of my life. You have all broadened my experience as a thoughtful and fulfilled pipe smoker and helped me to be more introspective as to our responsibilities to those around us.

Thank you, thank you for all that you do!

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