Imagine my surprise when I got online this morning and checked my post, and found it wasn't here. So I did my due diligence and looked at it to see where I'd gone wrong. Um, I posted it to the wrong blog. :( Fortunately, it does not look like I stole anyone else's date, YAY, but unfortunately, it's posted somewhere else. I can't decide if I should grab it and put it here, or if I should leave it and you guys can just go see it. Let me know in the comments which is better for you.
Oh, and if you want to read the actual post that was supposed to go here, you can find it over on the Love Inspired Authors blog.
In the meantime, I'd love to hear your funny tech mess up stories. I think this is the biggest I've had in a while, but trust me, since my day job is stuff like this, I make mistakes all the time.
A little about my current release:
The Nanny Agreement
Widower Silas Jones needs a mother for his daughter, and marriage could help his former sweetheart repair her tattered reputation. Yet he can't blame Rose Stone when she refuses a marriage of convenience after he once broke her heart, marrying another woman to save his family's farm. He's blessed Rose agrees to be his nanny. If only she'd look at him again with the warmth she shows little Milly…
Rose's tarnished past hasn't quelled her spirit. She's building a good life in Colorado with her infant son—and the glimmer of a future with Silas. But when his in-laws try to claim Milly, Rose must decide if the makeshift family she and Silas have forged can reopen her heart to love.
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Hi Danica, I had a tech mess this morning but managed to back out of it. I wrote a post and wanted it scheduled to publish on Saturday but for some reason it published today with Saturday's date on it. I finally figured out how to rectify the problem which made way for your post today.
ReplyDeleteI love the cover of your book!
Thanks Terri!! Tech is crazy, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt's so not funny at the time. In fact I've been going crazy over a form that won't post. But with a little old fashioned common sense we find a way around the issue, like you did, and can even manage a chuckle in retrospect.
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