News Flash: I found 'em!

What did I find? Why, the missing comments some of you have been wondering about (British, about which some of you have been wondering).

They were in spam, which I rarely check, mainly because I have been doing most of my blogging on my iPhone and I can't reach the spam folder in blogger (or, more accurately, if one should be able to, I don't know how to access blogger's spam folder from my iPhone) so haven't checked it in a long time. Thank you, Rachel, for making that suggestion in an e-mail. I don't know why I have blogged almost exclusively from my phone lately, except that it's always with me and therefore more accessible than having to go to my desktop computer in our bedroom. Doing that would separate me from Mrs. RWP (the lovely Ellie), which I don't like to happen, as she is always—ALWAYS—in the living room watching television. Please do not suggest that we add a television set in our bedroom because if we did that neither of us would ever leave our bedroom at all.

Anyway, I was using the desktop computer this morning while Mrs. RWP (the lovely Ellie) was still sleeping, and remembered the missing comments. I went to blogger's comments and found FIFTEEN (15) (British, (15)) comments from Emma, kylie, Rachel, and Red (note that I still use the Oxford comman no matter what the editors of the OED (Oxford English Dictionary) say) in the months of September and October. I promptly approved every last one of them. My next step, which may take a little time, will be to try to find them all and reply to each one.

I will endeavor in the future to do more, even most, of my blogging from my desktop computer and check the spam folder frequently.

Blogging with the desktop computer's keyboard is much better and much faster for the simple reason that I can type at the speed of thought (almost) instead of having to plug along one slow letter at a time on the iPhone using an index finger (I have never mastered the art of two-thumb typing on an iPhone like the young folk do). It's also one letter at a time on the computer keyboard, of course, but you know what I mean.

In the meantime, have a good day, all.