In llight of recent stuff on Facebook, where the Powers That Be seem intent on driving anyone with an alternate identity used either for professional reasons – in my case my name is just so damned common – or for self protection, either off the site completely or to fan pages that we all know just don’t work even when paid for I’m going to try to post here a bit more frequently and check G+ more often.
The beauty of Facebook was that everyone was there. Way to go to split up a lovely community.
Elin Gregory 
I wasn’t! You’ll find me on Goodreads or my blog and I’ve tried to be more visible on Twitter. I’m even looking into instagram. But Facebook just never appealed to me, professionally or personally.
So that explains why I couldn’t find you on there š I just thought it was Facebook being asinine.
I’ve never got to grips with Twitter. It’s just too fast for me, but blogs I can follow š
Whew, I was worried you’d think I was just some random person telling you I wasn’t on facebook. That would have been wierd. I have fond memories of stuffing bags at the Meet and talking Bollocks with you. š
š are you coming next year??? Yes talking Bollocks is great fun š
I’m planning to, just waiting to see if I can do the whole weekend this time š
Oh do. š We have SUCH plans from teatime Friday right through to Sunday afternoon.