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My Wife’s Stroke or Why This Blog Sucks

September 13, 2011 by roberrera 1 Comment

Why does this blog suck so badly? Well, it’s not updated often enough, for starters. Why? Because I’ve been busy. Don’t believe me, read on. It’s been a crazy year. Then Google me, or look for my ebooks on Smashwords or Amazon — I’ve got a couple of new ebooks coming out, and more planned. […]

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