If you’ve been a subscriber to this blog, you probably noticed that for the last several weeks, you haven’t received an email notifying you when I posted a new one. Why not? Internet gremlins working overtime! But the techies at LVA have overcome the problems and hopefully things will run more smoothly now.
However, we had to dump the whole corrupted subscription list. (Just the list was corrupted; you cherished readers are the best people in the world!) But what this means is that if you want to be notified when I post a new blog, you’ll have re-subscribe. Take heart! It’s easy to do: Just go to the sidebar on the right.
Actually, while we’re on the subject of blogs, I want to recommend some others you may have missed here:
- If you’re a VP player, you probably already check the one written by Bob Dancer each Tuesday. He covers a far-reaching range of VP subjects, some general that are helpful to players at any skill level and some more technical geared to those at the more advanced levels.
- One of the more recent blogs that has been very informative for me is “Living Local” by Jeffrey Compton. This has valuable details not only for those of us who live in Vegas, but also for those who are thinking about moving here.
- Another new blog is “The Travel Game.” You can access it from the bottom of the homepage. It’s chock full of detailed information on how anyone who travels get the most value out of airline miles, hotel points, credit-card promotions, and other travel deals. Casino customers who want to combine their frugal gambling with frugal traveling will love “The Travel Game.”
Click on “Blogs” in the top navigation bar of the LVA.com homepage to see these and other blogs that might appeal to you.
And in the same sidebar where you subscribe to my blog, you can scroll down to “Join LVA’s Mailing List.” There, you can check those that interest you, including “LVA Weekly,” a weekly e-letter with highlights from the Las Vegas Advisor’s blogs and website pages.
Congrats to both of you,
I’m sure your writing will continue, The creative part of writing will always be there.
Candy’s post has some great tips but transitioning may be harder especially if you really like your current doctors. Yes even doctors retire!!
The only factor for staying in Vegas for a certain period is that travel to Vegas and back (especially the East Coast) can be very draining, and seems more so as we get older.
We will still carry our books around for signatures and hopefully meet up before you leave. This new subscribing problem has put delay in responding to your wonderful news. Retirement is about piece of mind and having Angela and Steve closer will definitely do that. Lastly you already know that seeing those little faces in person is really good medicine. Enjoy!!
The new subscribing feature is not working. Will have to fix that after the weekend!!!!
Hi Jean! Always appreciate your blog posts & the library of books you’ve provided over the years. I connected to the recent blog post via the link in the post on the vpFREE forum.
All the gremlins may not have been removed. I attempted to re-subscribe & entered my name & email in the appropriate location in the right-hand column. When I clicked on the subscribe button, this message appeared (in bold, red letters) directly beneath the subscribe button: Oops.. Unexpected error occurred.
I was able to join the LVAs Mailing List, and subscribe to some of the offerings with no problems.