Sunday, August 15, 2010

Monday's the Day

Monday marks the day of my return to the art blog. I have my computer home now, and will spend time Monday preparing the next set of blog entries. So, if all goes according to plan, Tuesday should see the restoration of the Fredericks Artworks blog.

Thank you for your patience and it is good to be back online. Strange, how this technology is. It has become apparent to me, how much my life revolves around my computer. Internet provides fulfillment for so many diverse parts of my life.

All is well, the world revolves as it should in its own time and manner, and life is good. The FA Blog will be back on track, within a few days, barring any unforseen collision with fate.
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