New Post about the Give Away on the Book

Hi there friends,

On the last blog post I did something a little different and fun. But being a rookie at this sort of thing, I am confused….

I asked you to be on the “honor system” and do two things for me. But I also asked you to let me know the two things you did. I also asked you to PM me with your snail mail address. I’m having a bit of a problem even finding the email address of a few people who did participate. So if you would like to be in the running for the free book, please let me know what you did, and your address so I can determine a winner! I can’t send you the book if I don’t have an email or address!

I just want to be fair to the people who tried to follow my directions, as poor as they might have been. I appreciate what you tried to do.

I’ll make more of an effort to do a better job of this “contest” thing next time, it was maybe too confusing. Please reply by 9 p.m tomorrow night, EST, Thursday, Oct. 22, so that I can send the book to a lucky winner! Leave a comment here on the blog, or go to “About Myrna” page at the top of the WordPress blog for ways to contact me.

Thank you!

Myrna

About Myrna Folkert

Myrna is an author who desires to use her gifts to glorify God. She's created this blog to tell stories of her childhood, musings about life, motherless daughters, grief and loss, faith in God, her family history, and facts about the Long QT syndrome. She also has a hearing condition called Tinnitus. Doing interviews with motherless daughters like herself are of great interest. Join in discussions by following this blog and commenting. She would love to hear your stories about life. Myrna is a Christ follower, wife, mother, sister, friend, aunt, and cousin. She was an elementary school teacher for 27 years; now works in her church, and a few other volunteer activities such as Hospice doing "Life Reviews" and Vigils. Myrna loves to read, write, listen to music, go to concerts, and take pictures. Her favorite pastime is boating with her husband near the beautiful shores of West Michigan.

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