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6 Comments:
Andrew, are you serious? The last day? I just got organised enough to start reading the blog regularly! You're joking, right?
Hi Andrew. You don't know me: I read this blog on an irregular basis in order to catch the occasional ramblings of my man in Hawaii. While I don't normally take the time to post, I wanted to let you know that I've enjoyed reading what you've had to write over the last couple of years, and that this blog won't be the same without you...
Best of luck in all your future writerly endeavours.
Hi, Ania and Redpen! Thanks for the kind words. I've pre-empted tomorrow's announcement rather thoughtlessly. Come back tomorrow! We'll talk!
Aw, Andrew! I'll miss you, but I'm sure we'll see your name in lights before long. The good kind, not helicopter searchlights.
Hugs, and good luck with your writing!
Thanks Sandra! I appreciate your predicition! :)Andrew
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