I watched Celebrity Juice last night, solely because I knew that Henry Winkler was on the show. Having chatted to him yesterday, I was eager to see how he had fared on the show.
    He certainly entered into the spirit of things and had no difficulty in removing a variety of bras from a huge manequin in what must surely be record time!
    Needless to say, I have suffered some ribbing from friends who have seen both the picture of me and Henry together and also his performance on the show. I can only say that he was very interested in my writing and very kindly accepted a signed copy of my book. He was an attentive gentleman throughtout our chat :)
   I hope that he enjoys the rest of his visit to England. It was an absolute pleasure to make his aquaintance.

Just a little update. There are some issues with my contact forms on my website. While these are being investigated, you can contact me directly on carmen.capuano@ymail.com

Goodness me what an exciting day! As I have been very involved in the Children's Reading Festival, I was extended an invitation to meet Mr Henry Winkler at Blackheath Library today. Some of you may remember him as The Fonz in Happy Days. I had a lovely chat with him and can confirm he is a very interesting man.

I hummed the tune to Happy Days all the way home !

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I look forward to hearing from you x

This is the last chapter I will write before the end of the Easter hols. Here is a little bit of Chapter 18, Volume IV

In silence she suffered her hand to be held, even forcing herself to look up romantically into his eyes every so often. If this had been a film she would have expected no less than two Oscars and a Golden Globe nomination for it. As it was, it was more important than any film she had ever made and she reminded herself of that, with every step she took

     There are seven chapters left to write in Volume IV. Seven! And then a few read throughs and edits and it will be ready to go!
     I can't believe that 12 months on from publishing my first novel, I am on the brink of completing my fourth. Just think what I could do in a decade!
    More to the point it makes me wonder what I could have done in the last three decades if I had really put my mind to it. Was I any less dedicated to all the ideas that I pursued then? Was I any less single-minded? Was I more apathetic than I am now? I really don't think so.
    I think I was just a different person in so many ways and perhaps it wasn't my time to do something like this. But it is now.
   Watch out for Volume IV : A New Epoch because it is coming soon.