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[daddyt]

Hello again my extended PSP family and friends. It suggested to me that I should post my Facebook author page for those of you who use it. Outside of the book, you can see what keeps me busy and my mind off the monster within. Facebook - The PSP Chronicles Tim Brown - Author. Drop by and say hello and take a look around.

Tim

[Karynleitner]

I received your book today. I am looking forward to reading it.

[daddyt in reply to Karynleitner]

Thank you for your support. When you're finished reading it, could you please post an honest review.

Tim xx

[Karynleitner in reply to daddyt]

Absolutely. I just began reading it. So far I am enjoying it,

It was very easy to purchase from Amazon

[Artteach10]

I did not know how to search for you on Facebook. Please advise. Thanks Tim.

[daddyt in reply to Artteach10]

Hi,

In the search bar type in The PSP Chronicles Tim Brown - Author

Tim

[Motts]

Good Morning Tim - I want to send you a quick note. . . just received your book and wish to thank you for your masterpiece. I am having a hard time putting it down and attending to my daily routine.

Sending you and your family HUGS - Granni B

[daddyt in reply to Motts]

Thank you. When you finish reading it could you please give the book an honest review from whatever retailer you purchased it from.

Tim xx

[Motts in reply to daddyt]

I would gladly but not sure how to go about it. A friend purchased it on line for me and I will ask her to be my guide . . . don't know what I would do without her.

I am not on Facebook but my hubby is. . . might I post a comment or two there?

I am halfway through and can not wait to finish it . . . my chores can wait a bit. Sending Hugs to you and yours - Granni B

[daddyt in reply to Motts]

For sure. I have a webpage timbrownauthor.com/ where you can leave comments or on Facebook The PSP Chronicles Tim Brown - Author where you can also post comments.

Tim xx

[Motts in reply to daddyt]

Good Morning Tim

Thanks for giving me a path to follow . . . This computer can be a pain in my back side. It was down again . . . and now it is up working again . . . that's funny it reminds me of me. Thanks again for writing your story. I laughed and I cried . . . both are signs of a masterpiece to me. Sending Hugs - Granni B

[daddyt]

I'm glad you enjoyed my book... there are more to follow. Better get that pain in the backside checked out, its usually the first sign of a virus (: Yah I know, poor attempt at a pun... still need to have my second cup of coffee.

Hugs to you

Timxx

[Motts in reply to daddyt]

Well, it was a virus and thank goodness it is better now. I look forward to reading more of your story.

I really enjoy your humor . . . especially the pet stories in the book. We have a lab named Ribbie and he went to college when he was a pup and he was kicked out of prison 3 times before his first birthday. He was in training to be a service dog and did not make the cut - we are so glad and so is he . . . I believe he was meant to be a country dog because has a wonderful BIG DOG BARK. I used to raise labs and donated one of our black labs to the Champs program years ago. So it was kind of great that we had the opportunity to adopt Ribbie fourteen years later. Kind of a full circle kind of thing . . . LOVE IT - Granni B

[daddyt in reply to Motts]

I'm definitely partial to Labs. Our animals are every bit a part of the family like everyone else... sometime I prefer their company over others.

Tim xx

[Motts in reply to daddyt]

Me too. I call our pets "Our Furry Children' and they are some of the nicest people I know. Hope all going well with the book! Sending you and yours HUGS - Granni B