[...] I’ve decided to move my feeds over to a service called Feedburner, which helps you keep track of how many people subscribe to your feeds. This was after reading an article about it on Onedigitallife. [...]

I know how you feel. Although I’m an experienced we designer, and builder of static sites… I’m a bit of an amateur myself when it comes to these backend, database type things. I empathize.

It did take 3-4 days for everything to show up in FeedBurner… be patient.

I hope you get your phone soon ;)

I kind of freaked for a minute because I’m totally an amateur with all this web stuff and I had no idea what happened or how to fix it, but I quickly figured it out. I edited the .htaccess the way feedburner instructed (or someone somewhere instructed, I can’t remember now) but it doesn’t seem that feedburner is finding everything, I know I have more than 1 subscriber. But it hasn’t been 24 hours yet, so maybe it’s still finding things.