How lovely to see you here and thank you for the compliment 🙂 I can totally empathise with your situation, I think many of us feel that way. I am desperate to get going on my next piece of work but have no idea how I’m going to find the time. I also feel the same way as you about blogs as I have so many excellent posts plop into my inbox every day but don’t have the time to read many what with having to earn money in the day job as well (btw also following yours now :-))

As a little plug here and regarding your social media luddite comment I’m going to gently point you in the direction of the second workshop I do in my other incarnation (How to Sell your Books) – here’s the link, http://www.threeshirespublishing.com/workshops/ this is aimed at beginners and will cover the etiquette, particularly of Twitter – however you are already doing a great job on that blog of yours and I look forward to reading more from you in the future 🙂

Thanks so much for stopping by

So I’m intrigued…the ‘don’t go there’ box?? Thanks for stopping by Elizabeth and enjoy your dusting 🙂

Lovely blog, and a reminder to me to do some dusting in my own website 🙂

I can’t think of another industry that is like this Heather, although I’m very glad I’m on the self-publishing side of things. Thanks for visiting 🙂

This is my concern Barb… they were very friendly – haha! Oh well, I shall probably end up in a ‘Tales of a Window Fitter’ memoir at some point 😉

Your window fitters must have had an excellent time at the pub that night. I’ll bet they didn’t have to buy a single round…

I did have a giggle when it came to me Linda 🙂 We did have a, very brief, discussion about the books actually – purely because my paperbacks are also stored in the bedroom but I’m not sure they were big readers of romantic suspense – haha! However I did sell some to a guy who came round to do a Mori poll #nevermissanopportunity 😉 Thanks for visiting, and for your lovely comment!