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 Hi, y'all! I'm sorry - I meant to have the second post in the book cover series up today. But . . . life happened, and I just couldn't get it done on time without stressing myself out badly.

 Hopefully it'll be up Friday, though! If not, you can count it being posted by Tuesday evening!

Once again, I'm sorry about that!

See y'all on Friday, hopefully!!




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  1. That's more than fine, Abby!!!!! I totally understand. :) And we love hearing from you at any time, so just post when you feel able!!
    Hope you have a great rest of the week!! <3

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    1. 💙💙💙 Thank you so much, girl!! Same to you!

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  2. Hi. Found your blog

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  3. That's fine, Abby! Patiently waiting for your next post!

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