I've won NANOWRIMO! I'm exhausted, word weary and absolutely exhilarated. More about this tomorrow. But thank you all for your support. I couldn't have done it without you cheering me on. Good night, sleep tight and have a great tomorrow!
Great job! You really stick with things and impress us all. Is there a place to read the other writers? or is this just an individual type contest? Do they actually submit the writings for review? I see how it would be impossible to say it was all written in the time limit, but it would be fun to see others work to. roen
Thanks, Crystal. And I appreciate that you stay up so late that you don't mind a call from a NaNo winner who was desperate to share the news with someone!
Fantastic job, Tech! I'm so very proud of you for sticking with it despite everything that went wrong and kept going wrong in your personal life. You gritted your teeth and stuck to it. I know you will finish this book, and I know you will sell it. You're on your way to success!
Incredible, Tech! Woohooooo! Good job! I can't wait to read it! It's party time at Harbor Street! I'll bring the drinks if someone else will bring the eats!
WOOHOO!!! *Giddy*
ReplyDeleteSee? I knew you would do it!
Good job, Dude. I want a sogned copy as soon as you get it published.
ReplyDeleteHOORAY!!! WAY TO GO!!!
ReplyDeleteTech, that is just wonderful! Can't wait to read the finished product! You must be very contented with achieving your goal!
Great job! You really stick with things and impress us all. Is there a place to read the other writers? or is this just an individual type contest? Do they actually submit the writings for review? I see how it would be impossible to say it was all written in the time limit, but it would be fun to see others work to.
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YAY!!! Nice going, Tech. I knew you could do it. So, how'd the elephant taste? ;)
ReplyDeleteLinda
Yay! Congratulations! Now, about that reward...:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michelle. I'm glad I could justify your faith in me!
ReplyDeleteThanks FF! I'm glad to see you're celebrating with me!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mark. The book has a way to go yet before it's published, but at least I'm on the way.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Trixie. I feel exhausted and excited, too. It's been quite a month.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of ya, friend.
ReplyDeleteAnd I will be sure to tell ER about this.
Roen, thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou can go to the NaNo site and view profiles of the writers, and some of them have excerpts there. I don't yet, but plan to post one sometime today.
Thanks, Randall. Next year you need to join me in NaNo 2006!
ReplyDeleteIt tastes good, Linda. Really good. :) Thanks for your support.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Crystal. And I appreciate that you stay up so late that you don't mind a call from a NaNo winner who was desperate to share the news with someone!
ReplyDeleteThanks, General Dickel. And you be sure to tell that ole ER to drop by here, too. We miss his sorry hide sometimes. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic job, Tech! I'm so very proud of you for sticking with it despite everything that went wrong and kept going wrong in your personal life. You gritted your teeth and stuck to it. I know you will finish this book, and I know you will sell it. You're on your way to success!
ReplyDeleteGloria, thank you. I can't tell what your words mean to me. You've been a good supporter and even better friend.
ReplyDeleteIncredible, Tech! Woohooooo! Good job! I can't wait to read it! It's party time at Harbor Street! I'll bring the drinks if someone else will bring the eats!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Slim! Party is on at Harbor Street!
ReplyDeleteTech, I'm so THRILLED for you!! Great job.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jean. It's great to hear that from another NaNo winner.
ReplyDeleteHey, my buddy Geo. Dickel -- just George, although he was flattered by the promotion -- tole me about yer accomplishment.
ReplyDeleteWell done, dude. I am damn proud to call you my friend. :-)
Thank you, ER. From a good friend, that means a lot.
ReplyDeleteAnd I will remember that George isn't a general. :)
Really, I didn't, but now I do. Well, I mean I knew it was whiskey, but I thought it was called General Dickel. Made sense to me.
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