Looking Forward to Friday the 13th

I still don’t know why I had trouble viewing this blog for a few days after Christmas. (December 29, 2016)

I did, however, learn that having my hosting service switch to a Linux server might lower the odds of running afoul of the law of averages.

After talking it over with my son, and doing a bit of my own research, I decided that making the switch made sense.

You won’t notice any difference, and I probably won’t have to do much — if any — tweaking after the change.

However: A Catholic Citizen in America will be unavailable for a day or two this week. Probably not much longer than that — I hope.

Transferring/copying/whatever-ing this blog and the rest of the website to a new server takes time, and is a process I don’t mind having out of my hands.

Assuming that the technical stuff is done in time, I may have a post ready for next Sunday. If not, I plan and hope to have a ‘science’ post ready for Friday the 13th.

Meanwhile, maybe you’d like to read or re-read one of these:

• “Blessing the House”
  (January 1, 2017)
• “Tides and Our Moon’s Origin”
  (December 9, 2016)
• “Satan Didn’t Make Me Do It”
  (November 13, 2016)
• “Near-Earth Asteroids”
  (November 4, 2016)
• “‘Wait For It’”
  (October 2, 2016)