@Frawli1978@foxs_biscuits Maybe someone else did get your extra cookie! Can’t wait to hear what the “investigation” turns up. 😂 Also, I was under the impression that Brits called all cookies “biscuits.” Not true? If not, what’s the distinction?
@Castleconnell76 @LucySMarin1 @Joana_Starnes Thank you so much! 💕 It means even more to see myself included in such great company. 🙂 Joana and Lucy are both fabulous authors. I am also a huge fan of their work.
@Castleconnell76 Thank you so much! 💕 I’m so glad you enjoyed the book! I’m working on my second P&P variation and hope to have it out in the next few months. If you follow me here or on Facebook, I’ll be posting updates as I get closer to publication. 🙂
Just wanted to say that @Target’s customer service rocks. Never received the paper towels I ordered & was prepared for a fight to get a replacement or a refund. BUT, went online & the process could not have been easier! No questions asked.💕This is how it’s done, other companies!
JAFF in June continues! Streaming live on the Austen Variations YouTube channel. Saturday’s schedule and link below. All times EDT. Come join the fun!
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@AuthorLBrown @beingcindy And I wear progressive lenses, so when that happens, I’m looking out of the wrong portion of the lenses, so what I’m seeing isn’t clear. It’s super frustrating.
@AuthorLBrown @beingcindy Yes! I was just saying that. I have the ones with the metal across the nose and I hardly get any fogging. However, they come up high on the nose, so my glasses have to rest on the mask, which causes them to slip down and not stay securely in place.
@jennyleeSD @beingcindy I think it’s because it helps create a tighter fit. The masks I have with the metal part across the nose fit tight so there’s no gap. It’s when there’s a gap that allows your hot breath to escape out the top of the mask that causes the glasses to fog.