Evelyn H Lazare
- Jan 31, 2017
- 1 min read

Make your plans in pencil...

Sometimes, things just don't go the way we plan. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered that Wix, the service that hosts my website and sends out my emails, had goofed in a very big way. It's taken almost two months to figure out why previous mail-outs were bounced by 100s of email addresses for no reason. And it's not over yet. Really not the way I had hoped to launch my third novel, "The Ladies Who Do Dinner," but there you have it. That should explain the reason for the lastest mail-out, with the theme of seeing double.

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