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Just a quick one!

Good morning, everyone!

I have another post scheduled shortly that I've had planned for a while, but I couldn't let the day go without saying THANK YOU to all of you for your support for If I Let You Go yesterday! If you downloaded, joined in with the bloghop, tweeted, Facebooked and anything else to help me out - I am SO grateful! I will do a proper post with details of how it all went soon - and let you know who the winner of the bloghop is - but for now - just ... thank you! XX

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  1. L.G. Keltner23 October 2012 at 08:22

    It was a lot of fun. I downloaded and read If I Let You Go in one sitting today. It was great! Thanks for hosting such a terrific bloghop!

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  2. Cynthia23 October 2012 at 10:11

    You're so welcome, Kyra. Thanks for hosting the event.

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  3. Ink in the Book23 October 2012 at 23:02

    I enjoyed reading the entries! Some touching letting go stories all around the hop!
    I got mine put in the afternoon due to Internet difficulties. Not for sure if everyone made it over becaus of the late posting.

    Thanks for hosting. It was nice "meeting" some new blogs:)

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  4. Kelley Lynn25 October 2012 at 05:02

    You're so welcome! Congrats girlie!

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