Much of the language of the Internet is still a mystery to me.
But with a little research I discover that a Rich Site Summary (RSS) helps you Easily Stay Informed of the Regularly Changing Content of a web site or blog!
You can save time by not having to visit a particular site each day–anything new gets delivered by email automatically.
Signing up for this service is simple (famous last words!).
On the top right corner of my home page, it says Feeds: Posts and Comments.
To receive the posts, click on the word Posts; this takes you to another page where you click on the button saying “subscribe now” and hey presto!
If you also click on “Comments”, you will receive the remarks of other readers and occasionally my responses. (Same process, you will be taken to another page where you click on a button saying “Subscribe Now”.)
It’s a learning curve–or a nightmare, depending on your mood!
I hope I haven’t ruined your day!
Robin Ellis 
It is probably easier for me to follow your recipes than to figure out RSS 😉
My day isn’t ruined, in fact it is improved by the info. (This is my first comment.)
I’ve been a subscriber but I didn’t know that I could also subscribe to the comments – Kind of like having candied violets on the frosting.
This blog is a keeper! Your recipes are clear, complete, and scrumptiously yummy. Your civilized, no stress approach is such a help. And not least, you fill each of them with a genuine sense of place and how they fit into your life.
The pictures are an extra treat – your dishes are presented in an honest way, no artifice. And the stories like “Bee Happy” (I can’t wait to try the morels!) and “Don’t eat the daisies…!” are fun.
Thanks for doing this, and please, please keep sharing …
Thanks, John, for the encouraging words–much appreciated.
I’ll ‘keep on keeping on’ as Dylan once sang…
One thing I noticed is that the “hot links” in blogs on the website are no longer “hot” when they come in the email of the blog. That can be confusing….When in doubt, look at the blog posting on the site.
hi Robin,
I read this post today and saw that you wrote “On the top right corner of my home page, it says Feeds: Posts and Comments” and then invited us to click on “Posts”. Given the subject of your blog, I just wondered why you didn’t ask us to click on “Feeds” 😉
(hoping I haven’t ruined YOUR day)
enjoying all the “feeds” you send us
xSusan