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Please Accept My Apology...

By Anonymous
Happy Monday Evening,

I'm sorry I've been MIA. There's been a lot going on in my world, so the blog got a bit away from me, but I promise I'll be making a come-back.

This week I'm going to be posting my November Author Interview! I'm excited about this one because the book that made me want to interview the author had me really thinking. It's a very imaginative premises and I can't wait to share it all with you through the interview.

Offspring got ill over the weekend so that put a wrench in what I thought I was going to do this morning...so I'm playing a little bit of catch up.

I hope all is well with you all and I'll do a better job at keeping this up :-)

Have A Merry Monday Evening!
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Tonette Joyce said…
As long as you accept my apologies as well, Bethany...with my grandgirlies coming back to town and other assorted time/energy needers,Ihaven't been online much. I am still working on the house...slowly.I called my cousin who is coming with her family for the first Thanksgiving in many, many years and said,"You will be walking in to a 'work in progress'!"
I willbe looking forward tot he interview.
Tuesday, 08 November, 2011
Anonymous said…
Tonette,

Consider it done! (and for the record, you don't owe me any apology). Hope the work on the house goes well and that you enjoy your time with your relatives. Have a great day :-)
Tuesday, 08 November, 2011
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