My First Blog Post...

 It is June 10, 2024 and I've undertaken the daunting task of creating a new website due to the previous one having recently become unreliable. I am not a coder but I know that even a non-technical person still needs to pay close attention to the requirements of the platform they are using. Unfortunately, I (figuratively speaking) fell asleep at the wheel and never checked if the theme I'd chosen for my old website was compatible with the latest version of the platform (Wordpress) and as a result I keep getting the 'critical error' messsage. So I have turned to Google Sites and Blogger as my page-building and blogging solutions. Fingers crossed!

Once I get past the learning threshold of Blogger, I will begin work on my main website which is www.robertosabas.com. 


Stay tuned and thanks for checking in!

Roberto Sabas

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  1. crzsabasJuly 16, 2026 at 7:10 AM

    thank you for posting these thoughts! I can't believe it took me this long to find you. Thanks to the Almighty Algorithm for bringing your fb post to the top when I checked my messages! I will scroll up and read more, and continue to watch for your work!

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    1. Roberto Sabas, artist and writerJuly 21, 2026 at 10:11 AM

      I appreciate it! I'll try to publish more than one blog post a year, lol!

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