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I had no idea I had neglected livingrural for ten (10) WHOLE DAYS! Dusk

I shared with you here that I’m in school working on my AABA and this session ended on Saturday. There were MAJOR assignments due over the last two weeks; I imagine my mind, body and soul were consumed with marketing. Am I apologizing for this absence? NO! Each of us has a life away from 451 Press and there will be times when it MUST come FIRST and this was one of those times.

I know my readers (I know you’re out there, somewhere!) understand and I assume my bosses at 451 Press know this and will also understand my “time away”. It certainly was not a vacation. It was not sick leave. It was not laziness. It was not an oversight. It WAS time learning and improving myself to be a better person, a better writer, a better employee for 451 Press.

I have a break from AIU until October 6, 2007. I plan to use part of this time writing posts to save for use when school is in session. I hope this will ease the burden I feel after being reminded of the time I had been away. I hope it will satisfy my bosses. I hope my readers will be patient and check back here every 3 days to read my wonderfully written blog. A prayer from each of you would help.
Remember y’all come back, ya’ hear!

Oh my, THE GAMECOCKS played the No. 2 team in the country, LSU, and didn’t do to bad, 28-16.

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Posted in Announcements, Education, General, Humor, Life, News, Sports on September 25th, 2007

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2 Responses to “Time Flies”

  1. Pamela Poston Says:
    September 25th, 2007 at 11:42 am

    Sorry guys! Where it says “dusk” should have been a beautiful photo of dusk peeping through the forest. Try and imagine it, OK?

  2. leslie Says:
    September 25th, 2007 at 4:27 pm

    Congrats on going back to college and doing well :)

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