I Just “got” it this morning: I have become a member of a wonderful, even loving, blog community. I see and participate in the support offered to folks giving their all for a loved one. I read beautiful memorials to friends and family. I laugh at fun stories reported by cats. I see people helping each other to write and to market their results. Indeed, I’m surprised every day by a new treasure. Who says the internet interferes with real connections between people? Not me. I am enriched daily by the honesty of my fellow bloggers.
I do have a frustration, though, which I’m about to act on. I see people seeking to give or receive forgiveness, and folks who mention the kind of romance and devotion my “Mrs. Job” offers, and I’ve decided to be crass and suggest a visit to my Mona on amazon and my Mona's web site
monagustafsonaffinito 
Mona, you write “I see people seeking to give or receive forgiveness, and folks who mention the kind of romance and devotion my “Mrs. Job” offers, and I’ve decided to be crass and suggest a visit to my Mona on amazon and my Mona’s web site”. I don’t get the connection between the first sentence and the last one – I just get that you are crass, but for me,it is not clear about what:-)
They are links to my books on amazon and on my web site. What’s crass is that I’m promoting my books. I’m glad you asked. Maybe it’s confusing to others also.
Heh – I think that’s why lots of people blog: to promote their own books:-)
I think our generation of women have this ingrown habit, Mona: it is NOT becoming to promote ourselves.
That was before:LOL
I’ts a good feeling to experience this all, right? :-))
Yes, Raani, it is indeed a good feeling. (I wish I had access to the smiley faces. I guess I’ll have to figure that one out.)