With my client portfolio steadily progressing internationally, I decided to change my website address from a dotcoza to a dotcom.<\/p>\n
I would have liked to have done so a few years ago already, but \u00a0a namesake in the safari and ecotourism business owned the site \u2013 which I have recently procured. I now also get less requests for balloon trips over the Masai Mara.<\/p>\n
A small downside to the transfer, however, which needs mentioning, is that I irretrievably lost my blog entries for most of 2012 due to a botched transfer by the hosting company. I wish I could say that I had taken a sabbatical, but alas that is not so.<\/p>\n
Hopefully this admission rectifies any dent that my credibility as a committed blogger might have received. I promise to rectify the situation by populating Thinkspot with ruminatory tidbits post-haste. And the perverse host has been fired.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
With my client portfolio steadily progressing internationally, I decided to change my website address from a dotcoza to a dotcom. I would have liked to have done so a few years ago already, but \u00a0a namesake in the safari and … Continue reading