Question of the Day (January 9, 2012)

Okay! I worked my bottom off all weekend, trying to go back to Blogger's templates and then customize from there. Shadowing text, pictures, making my own comment system (I love it!) and then come to find out that Facebook's comment system was removed in the process and the comments which DID show, are no longer showing. Boo. I still see them in the moderator area, but that's it. Oh well. At least I've got things up and running properly now! It's a little interesting to have my comments notified when I'm on Facebook, then I just click the link and it takes me to the site. Fun though!

I'm still adding a few things to the blog so if you log on and something is funky, give it time and I'm sure it'll fix itself.

Oh! And in case you haven't noticed my post on Facebook, (you can click the sidebar tab under "Smashwords") I have posted my book: AWAKENED: THE BEGINNING to Smashwords! Yay!

Answer here, or whatever service you're on. If I post this in a group, then I ask that you answer on my blog, or main profile, not in the group.

More information on this can be found here and here.

Question of the Day:

What is something you do to "escape" when you can't really escape? When you're stuck and need a break from the ruckus surrounding you. What is it that you do?

Today's featurette will go to My Distant Husband.
Hers is one of the blogs I have sent to my inbox to keep track of. She has an interesting way of writing our her blogs about her life and they're always fun to read. I definitely suggest you check her out!

Tootles!

Lots of warm hugs and love, free from me to you!
Have a wonderful day!!
x♥o x♥o

Comments

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