March Madness
March 30, 2008 by Lillie
Time always passes faster than I think it should, but March sped by in a blur.
In addition to taking a week off to visit my sister – which was wonderful, I spent extra time preparing bulletins and announcements for Holy Week church services as well as attending services.
My clients, as usual, had plenty of work for me to do, and I created a new Web site for our church, All Saints Anglican Church of San Antonio.
That has left little time for blogging, and I didn’t write a series this month. I haven’t read and commented on other blogs as much as usual and I missed out on Joanna Young’s group writing project … and perhaps other projects I didn’t even know about.
I’m trying to catch up and hope to be back to the blogging world next week.
I’m with you — this month has flown by. The whole year is going quickly, imo. Congratulations on the site you built. You definitely have not been slacking off!
Don’t worry Lillie, I know people have been busy
I was just saying to Yvonne that the project was interesting this time as I got a lot of entries from people I hadn’t ‘met’ before, with lots of fascinating insights into the writing process.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy reading some of the contributions even if you didn’t have time to take part…
Joanna
Joanna,
I’m sure I will enjoy reading the contributions. It’s interesting – and good – that you got a lot of new people.
I found you via Ms. Russell’s blog because I thought your response was great and checked out your blog. Love the title! Well anyways, I’ll be reading more of you! –clau
Sounds like you had a busy month! I like the website you created for the church. Nice job!
It’s okay Lillie, tomorrow’s a new month. We’ve missed you – but, first things first…
Yes, its true that the year passes very quickly. Its already one-quarter of the year and it seems as though the year has just started. Thanks for sharing your opinion.
Hi Lillie
Congratulations on the church site… looks great.
The Revolution theme looks great, Lillie. I have considered using it myself and will explore how you took it and applied it to the All Saints site. Excellent work!
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