My sincerest apologies for blogging so little over the past three months. Various work obligations, and the frivolity of summer, have distracted me from all things Shameless for a little bit. But that doesn’t mean Shameless doesn’t still mean the world to me. Much like a dear friend you might go a year without seeing, it doesn’t change how much you love them or how much you connect.
I’m happy though to say that there is less clutter in my brain and my schedule now, and I have a lot of things to write about (starting right now).
It’s good to be back. Missed you guys - you sure wrote some wicked threads over the summer. Being inspired by people who are younger than me is always uplifting.
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two comments
Welcome back!!
Just out of curiousity, what makes you think we're all young'uns?
Posted by Anna
September 18, 2007, 10:23 AM
Ditto on the apologies. :) My world is still a bit of madness until late November, but I will also try to be less negligent in keeping up my Shamelessosificationifying.
Welcome back Zoe!
Posted by catherine
September 19, 2007, 11:38 AM
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