Being Web 2.0 is Hard Work

A year or so ago when my assistant, Amie, who’s the Internet guru of the office, came to me and said, “We need to talk about your blog,” I thought she was referring to a figure flaw.

“I agree,” said I. “Something must be done. Soon.” Long story short, I’m now providing blog entries. But not very faithfully, I’ll admit.

Amie persistently says, “You need to update several blogs. What’s happening in your life? Do you have anything for Facebook?”

See that’s the thing. Rarely is anything happening that I think my readers would be interested in knowing about.

Apparently I’m wrong.

I’ve been told by many to “Get a clue.” So I got a clue, and I’m doing blogs. And, honestly, it’s fun.

But here’s the hiccup: my readers will also expect a book late next summer. If I fail to keep you updated on the tantalizing details of my everyday life, it’s because I’m busy writing. It’s not that I’m ungrateful for your interest. Your continued support means more to me than I can express. I want to repay your loyalty with the best possible stories I can write, which take time, energy and concentration. Please bear with me if days or weeks go by without my checking in. I promise you’re on my mind.

Thank you!


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