It’s the Last Leg of the Race, What I Need is Your Heart
From competition to newsletter subscriptions, my time has almost run out.

Well, it’s been a long, wonderfully exhausting writing experience with embarrassing takeaways. Of course, I’m talking about Coffee Time’s newsletter challenge. If creating three newsletters in record time wasn’t challenging enough, my fumbling promotional efforts were the icing on the cake.
Tomorrow, February 15th marks the benchmark of receiving 100 likes (hearts) on my promotional story, and while I’ve done my best to promote it, it’s still 31 hearts behind the goal line. I see many other entrants struggling despite beautiful stories and having creative newsletters to boot.
For those of you who haven’t read and clicked on the heart of this featured story, I encourage you to do so. It may not thrust me into the next level of the competition, but it would surely warm my heart at your support.
Better yet, let me introduce you to my newsletter. Why not have a look at my first three and tell me what you think?
I have a new one coming out shortly, so if you don’t want to miss it, please click on the subscribe button in any of these featured links to come along and join the ride.
I trust you won’t feel disappointed.
I am genuinely grateful to those of you who have liked, subscribed, and supported me. I thank you with all my heart.
Please be generous with your hearts to help my fellow writers with the challenge. Their stories need your likes too to make their hearts sing.
Jean Elizabeth Glass, Yan Huang, @Kathy K, Ida Johannesen, Drashti Shroff, Sharing Randomly, Ellie Jacobson, Libby Walkup, T Mann, @Ashley, Marilyn Flower, Zaha Hyatt, Tamil, Rhea Anglesey, Kathryn Eriksen, Robert Shaneyfelt, Rosa de Saron C.
Thank you to the Coffee Times editors and supporters of this challenge. It’s not been easy, but I wouldn’t have missed it for anything.
Winston, Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles, Yana Bostongirl, Drashti Shroff, Vincent Van Patten, Dr. Preeti Singh, Marissa W