Anna Leah - Not a 365 Day (Noelle is Going to Kill Us...)

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Heeey guys! Um, first of all, this is an apology to Noelle, because this is her blog, and we kinda let it go... Second of all, this is an apology to you guys, because if you're anything like me, you miss the regular posts. I'm kinda making this apology on behalf of all of us authors. 

  No, this does not count as a 365 day. As you guys may or may not know, Noelle is currently in the process of moving to another state, and has limited wifi accessibility.

  Noelle is the glue that holds this blog together, and apparently us bloggers can't keep it going without her (Lecturing myself here as well guys, I haven't been of much help either) 

 So, we've decided that we are going to postpone 365 until she gets some wifi access, which should be in about a week or two.... 

 But don't fret! The time shall pass quickly, as has this challenge! Your hearts will go on!

  Let me know if you have any questions in the comments, and I shall do my best to answer them!
Location: New Jersey

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  1. Amelia R.July 01, 2016

    Oh, by the way, to all readers, there'd will be a new post (sorry Anna, but this is a break in the postpone) about me at Anime Expo! I'm going as a casual Rin Matsuoka with glasses...try to find me!

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  2. UnknownJuly 03, 2016

    That's fine! We just won't make it a 365 :)

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